numrepr

numrepr shows representation of numbers in commonly used numeral systems.

Supported numeral systems:

• binary
• octal
• decimal
• hexadecimal

Usage

```bash $ numrepr $RANDOM 0b111111111 0o777 511 0x1ff

$ numrepr $RANDOM 0b10011000101110 0o23056 9774 0x262e

$ numrepr 0b111100001111 0o750 1234567_890 0xdeadbeef 0b111100001111 0o7417 3855 0xf0f 0b111101000 0o750 488 0x1e8 0b1001001100101100000001011010010 0o11145401322 1234567890 0x499602d2 0b11011110101011011011111011101111 0o33653337357 3735928559 0xdeadbeef ```

Install

The easiest way is to use [Cargo]:

bash cargo install numrepr

If your distribution has been updated in recent years, it is very likely that [Cargo] is already available. However if that's not the case, you can use [Nix] package manager to get some newer stuff. Or just install [Cargo] without using package manager. Whatever floats your boat.

Updating

In case of newer version, updating is almost like installing:

bash cargo install --force numrepr

License

Licensed under GPLv3+. For details, see [LICENSE].