Command Line Calculator (CLC)

Command Line Calculator is a handy tool that lets you do calculations right from your Linux console. It’s super easy to use and can help you out in a pinch!

Getting Started with CLC

First things first, you'll want to extract the CLCC file to /usr/bin. You might need to log in as root or use an equivalent account so that you can access it whenever you need. Once that's set up, just type CLCC 67+89, and voila! The answer pops up right on your screen.

Straightforward Calculations

The cool thing about CLCC is that it calculates from left to right without any exceptions. This makes it really straightforward! Plus, there are some extra parameters you can use by sending them through backslash parameters.

Rounding Results

If you're dealing with fractions, say CLCC r2 10/3, this will round your result to two decimal places. You can choose from 1 to 9 for rounding. Just remember, if you're combining the r parameter with others, put it first like this: CLCC r3c 10/3. This will give you 10 divided by 3 rounded down to three decimals.

Compatibility and Development

This calculator has been tested with Ubuntu 6.10 and Puppy OS 2.13 but should work smoothly on any Linux version in console mode. It’s developed using Hotbasic for Linux, which is pretty neat since it's Freeware! If you ever have questions or need help, don’t hesitate to send an email.

A Bit About Hotbasic

Hotbasic is a basic language that compiles directly into assembler without an interpreter slowing things down—just pure assembly code! So if you're looking for assembler in Linux but don't want the hassle of coding in nasm, HotBasic is definitely worth checking out!

If you're ready to try out the Command Line Calculator, make sure to check out the download page here: Download CLC now!