Bitwise calculator

Bitwise calculator calculates bitwise operations including: and, or, xor, not, shift left and shift right on decimal, binary and hexadecimal numbers.

I use those operations quite often while programming, and I guess many of you also use them...

Here is the link: http://www.convertforfree.com/bitwise-calculator/

Enjoy

 

Thanks for the share gamestoenjoy,

Just a notice, the calculator in Windows 7+ has very advanced calculating capabilities too.
By choosing the view option you get some useful subcategories.

Run "calc" and press alt+3 for a nice calculator for programmers.

Cheers.

 

Thanks, but what I love in the calculator that I gave is that you can put the two numbers you want to calculate and change them both,
what you can't do with a regular calculator.

 

Well... in theory, you can. It would involve using the memory-functions of the calculator, but if you do, you'll have the values there, and be able to utilize one or the other, or both, and also change them - granted, you can't _see_ them when you change them, but you can, if you want to check which values are present, pull up the content of any stored value. So that isn't really an argument (if I understood you correctly).

 

Well, that calculator looks like a good idea, but it does not work. No matter which calculation I try, the result is always the same - nothing.

 

Checked it now, and the calculator worked perfectly.

Just enter the numbers (or only one number in case of NOT), and click the 'Calculate' button.

 

Just checked it again. I put the numbers in. Clicked the CALCULATE button. Results are STILL blank.

 

Does your browser support JS?
Which browser are you using?

 

I turn JS off and the only change was no ads at the bottom. FF.

 

This calculator requires JS and it works perfectly on FireFox.

 

The calculator works EXACTLY the same with JS ENabled OR DISabled in FF. Everything works EXCEPT NO results are displayed.

EDIT: I submitted a bug report to that site since there is obviously a bug there.

 

@mmerlinn it's something with your instance of FF, because it works fine here. FF 45.0.2 OSX just now, but works fine on PC as well. I'm guessing you have some sort of plugin causing a problem?

 

The only plugins I have are FireFTP, Java Console, and Microsoft Net Framework Assistant.

 

It must be something with your browser because we tested it on different computers with FF,
and it worked perfectly on all of them.