Bit Fiddle for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Tobias Stamm on 2023-10-30 | Category: Developer Tools
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- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Tobias Stamm on 2023-10-30 | Category: Developer Tools
Bit Fiddle is a Developer Tools app by Tobias Stamm. Ever wanted to know what the two's complement of 1 Googol is written as a hexadecimal number? Or do you need a quick ASCII table? Bit Fiddle can help you! - Convert artibtrary large decimal, hexadecimal or binary numbers or ASCII characters. - Compute the 1's complement or the 2's complement.
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1. - ASCII characters: The input encoding is UTF-8 but only the printable characters of 7-bit ASCII are visible in the output.
2. - Convert artibtrary large decimal, hexadecimal or binary numbers or ASCII characters.
3. The endianness conversion automatically swaps the bytes of any input and will produce output based on that converted number.
4. You can enter any integer number formatted in any way you like: All characters not part of an integer will automatically be omitted.
5. The conversion results are displayed in different numeral systems and with the most common integer sizes: 8, 16, 32, 64 and n bits.
6. The n-variant uses as many bytes needed to store the unsigned representation of the entered number.
7. - View a simple ASCII table with additional information for each character.
8. - Alter the byte order of the input to convert between Little and Big Endian.
9. Note that converting very, very, very large numbers will take a considerable amount of time.
10. All in a compact interface which immediately shows you all needed values just one click or keystroke away.
11. All other characters are presented as a question mark.
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Handles 64-bit (long long) values (or bigger) and will convert between Decimal, Hexadecimal, Binary, and ASCII, exactly what I wanted in my little programmer’s toolbox (instead of figuring out how to get the LLVM debugger to show it to me :-) Pro: Easy to use, and seems to be a solid program, no crashes, calculates flawlessly, and “does the right thing” when you start entering characters or digits in the other fields. The ASCII chart is a nice bonus too. Con: (It is hard to offer critiques for a free app!) The user interface is a little crowded, and the separate areas (Dec/Hex/Bin…) are not visually grouped/separated clearly. Also the label text is a bit small given our larger monitors these days. Though I got used to it right away, I would probably re-arrange the window a bit and perhaps make it wider and a little shorter so it fits under my Xcode debugging window better. Overall, very good, thank you for this great utility!
I cannot convert HEX to signed DEC properly. I tested all the options but no luck. For example, how can I get 0xFF (signed 8bit integer) converted to -1?
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