Make your own. If your only thing is converting to/from hex, it's not
very hard to make a string manipulation program in Delphi or VisualC or
Java or whatever. Unless you don't have any programming experience in
higher languages.

I'm kinda busy right now, anyone else upto a nice little project to bite
in?

<PAUSE>

After doing some google work: http://www.cyphercalc.com/

Features
 Fast multiprecision integer math.
 Accepts operands up to 16,384 bits in length.
 Built-in programming language to automate calculations.
 Built-in Hex/Decimal converters.
And more...

I'm not related to this company, haven't tried it, but looks like
something you're looking for.

Regards,
Claudio

-----Original Message-----
From: pic microcontroller discussion list
[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of John
Sent: zondag 3 februari 2002 22:26
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [EE]: MS windows calculator


Hello Paul & PIC.ers,

I was the one who initiated this hex calc. thing.
Sure, I'm using windose, positively awash here with 3 flavours of it in
PCs & an ole DOS 286 m/c dedicated to logic analyser work etc., et.. I
even have a C/PM 8bitter tied to a very special differential-strain load
cell.

Looong hex wouldn't have arisen except that I have to code an instrument
for 1msec resolution in timing, for a possible duration of 78 days. I'd
love to say g'bye to MS windows (who under the sun *needs* umpteen
different ways to call the same app. with chimes & useless bells /
whistles) but my guiding light has to be Microchip & the MPLAB  IDE. So,
I have the MS calculator with dec. digit calcs the length of my arm but
it runs out of steam if I throw hex numbers at it worth more'n a mere
couple of trillion.

*nix ?  I'm listening. Is Microchip tuned into this wavelength too?


        best regards,   John

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