Many of the math functions are done (actually quite easy to program, as long as you're not SUPER optimizing) and I am around 60% done with input processing (turning string into the data type my functions take in) and haven't done output processing yet (data type returned from functions into string) Once I'm done with input processing, a beta should come out soon, (output processing isn't as bad) but programming input processing is a PITA. I can see why Cabamap used RPN, it is a lot easier to work with.

Great work !!!
[offtopic] You also can go to Graphmastur's Power of two posters only topic, since you have 64 posts [/offtopic]

Thanks!
@Hayleia: before posting this (when I had 64 posts) I still got "An Error Has Occurred!" page.

I can't wait

I got it fixed Development continues... (school starts soon, though, so progress will slow down a lot)

School has started, but the work hasn't piled up yet I finished multiplication, and it's bug free, as far as I can tell. I'm quite proud of my algorithm - it's slightly better than how a person would multiply numbers on paper, in that their is no buffer made for the product of the top multiplicand and one of the digits in the bottom. This should prove very useful and increase capacity by a lot (maybe double the length possible) for operations like 2^5000. My program stores numbers with one digit per byte, so numbers with millions of digits should be computable, with speed permitting.

Time to move on to the heart of the program - large number functions such as factorials and powers! After that, I will write the all-important large number interface so one could actually do useful things with the number, like see the n^th digit of it (when there are so many digits the screen can't fit them all).

Now powers are done, but the result can only be less than 37 digits long (width of screen) I haven't bothered to program anything for output longer than that, since multiplication and addition would never get numbers that big. Expect an update (hopefully) tomorrow.

Is the problem that it can't display the whole number and puts "..." instead ?
I don't know anything about your program but if it treats the output as a string, it can check the length and split it if needed to display parts of it (I don't know if that is possible or if that can work ).