wambo is a binary that can easily shows you a value in all important numeral systems (bin, hex, dec) + interprets the input as both signed and unsigned values (from i8 to i64, including f32 and f64). It also easily calculates you mibibytes to bytes, kilobytes to gibibytes and so on.
Install: $ cargo install wambo
$ wambo 1mb$ wambo 0xdeadbeef$ wambo 0b10001111_00000000$ wambo 0xf_gb (15 gigabyte)$ wambo -h (for more help and examples)
Just input an unsigned number (maximum 64bit) and wambo calculates
all values that are interesting to developers. Example output: \
"-7" is represented by 0xc0e00000 in floating point standard (IEEE-754). \
So $ wambo 0xc0e00000 results in (you can find the -7 in the f32 line):``` interpreting input as: unsigned integer decimal: 3235905536 hex : 0x00000000c0e00000 (64bit) bin : 0b0000000000000000000000000000000011000000111000000000000000000000 (64bit)
interpreting input as: several (un)signed data types u8 (decimal): 0 i8 (decimal): 0 u16 (decimal): 0 i16 (decimal): 0 u32 (decimal): 3235905536 i32 (decimal): -1059061760 u64 (decimal): 3235905536 i64 (decimal): 3235905536 f32 (decimal): -7.0000000 (bits interpreted as IEEE-754) f64 (decimal): 0.0000000 (bits interpreted as IEEE-754)
interpreting input as: file sizes / number of bytes B : 3235905536 KB : 3235905.5360000 MB : 3235.9055360 GB : 3.2359055
interpreting input as: *ibi-bytes (1024 (=multiple of 2) as base instead of 1000) KiB : 3160064.0000000 MiB : 3086.0000000 GiB : 3.0136719 ```