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Crashed on start #38

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santisbon opened this issue Dec 9, 2022 · 4 comments
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Crashed on start #38

santisbon opened this issue Dec 9, 2022 · 4 comments
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  • macOS 13.0.1 on M2 (arm64)
  • Installed from Homebrew.
  • Running zsh with Oh My Zsh framework (tried both Terminal app and iTerm2).
  • after running kalk :
    [1] 33491 killed kalk
@santisbon santisbon changed the title Crashes on start Crashed on start Dec 9, 2022
@xoofx xoofx added the bug Something isn't working label Aug 21, 2023
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xoofx commented Aug 21, 2023

It seems that the AOT version on ARM64 is failing. Only workaround for now is to have installed a .NET Runtime 7.0+ and install kalk as a global tool as explained here

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2024-0114-1340 kalk percentages

@santisbon, 54MB (!!!) calculator that refuses to accept arguments to calculate directly from the command line, and when it goes into its own shell, it throws errors trying to calculate the percentages. Why do you need such a calculator?

If you like gigantomania, try Qalculate, otherwise Kalker is a fast and small alternative.

$ qalc 100+10%
100 * (110 * percent) = 110

$ kalker 100+10%
110

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xoofx commented Mar 25, 2024

and when it goes into its own shell, it throws errors trying to calculate the percentages

% is a modulo operator, it's not percentage, hence the error.

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santisbon commented Jun 21, 2024

It seems that the AOT version on ARM64 is failing. Only workaround for now is to have installed a .NET Runtime 7.0+ and install kalk as a global tool as explained here

Thanks. I had to install the .NET SDK, not just the runtime to dotnet tool install --global kalk successfully.
Also, although the latest version of the runtime is 8, I indeed had to use version 7 to run ~/.dotnet/tools/kalk.

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