Any Binary Calculators

[burkhard]

Yeah, generally when people work in binary (or hex or octal for that matter) they are doing integer math which is the "native" way many computers and microprocessors handle numbers.

It's clear that what you are trying to do is floating-point arithmetic with numbers that are not base 10 (specifically base two).

That's (I think) a pretty unusual requirement. May I ask what the application is for?

When people talk about a calculator working in binary or hex, it's generally assumed that it's integer math involved, not floating-point. Your case is an exception...