Visual Studio 2019

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Hi Peeps,
Well Visual Studio 2019 still a free download, and I didn't have it seeing as its a newish machine.
Seems VB isn't dead after all, so unless you want to learn C#, or C++ etc, which I didn't, it's back to VB for me. I think they are calling VB.Net just VB now.

Got the bike MOT'd, Taxed & Insured Friday, so am playing with the above. Yeah, I know I should be out on it, but I want to fit the relays for the lights, sort out a few other things... so later.

Anyway I'm making this, it's still beta (so not quite there yet), but want it to help set control registers with multi settings.

16 Bits as that's the processor I'm currently working with.

Put your values in either the Denary/Hex/Binary boxes on the top line (any one) and hit 'compute', to get the other boxes filled in.

With the first compute done the values can be in the second row using the shift buttons.

Values can be copied from the History text area below.

Chillin

GB

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Not to urinate on your cornflakes but have you checked the "Programmer Mode" on Windows calculator?

BTW VB is mostly seen as a legacy language now so it lags behind all the kewl stuff jammed into C#. (Although TBF I started (>30 years ago) with Pascal and C so Java & C# are pretty easy to get into.) Anyhoo, it all goes back through Roslyn so same resulting code spat out.
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I think if I were doing an enhanced calculator, like the Windows programmer one, I might add some auto conversion of byte sequences to ASCII, UTF8, UTF16, etc. Sorta half way towards a traditional hex editor
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Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, Yamaha XSR700, Honda Rebel, Yamaha DT175, Suzuki SV650 (loan) Fazer 600, Keeway Superlight 125, 50cc turd scooter

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