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Change V1.00
Copyright © 1993 Harald Pehl
All rights reserved
FREEWARE
With Documentation
Preface
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This program is freeware, this means that you can copy it
freely as long as you don't ask any more money for it than a
nominal fee for copying. If you want to distribute this program
you should keep this document with it. This program cannot be
used for commercial purposes without written permission from the
author.
If you have suggestions or remarks about this program, or if you
find any bugs, please let me know. Naturaly I won't refuse any
gifts. When sending in bug reports, please state exactly under what
circumstances the bug occurred, what equipment was used and what
happened. If possible also try to give me enough information to
reproduce the bug. It is very difficult to find bugs when you
don't know exactly what happened.
Write to the following address:
Harald Pehl
Equarhofen 8
97215 Uffenheim
Germany - Europe
Introduction
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Change is a simple command which transforms numbers of one systems
into numbers of another system. Binary, octal, hexadecimal and
decimal numbers are supported.
Usage
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Change can be started from the CLI, and expects fallowing arguments:
Change [-d] [-h] [-o] [-b] Zahl
· -d: The Number is displayed in decimal.
· -h: The Number is displayed in hexadezimale.
· -o: The Number is displayed in octal.
· -b: The Number is displayed in binary.
· Zahl: The Number which should be transformed
If there's no letter in the arglist then the number is transformed into
all systems.
All letters are case sensitive.
Some examples:
Change -h -o 123:
displays:
123 --> 0x7b (hex) 0173 (okt)
Change -dOb 0XCAFE:
displays:
0XCAFE --> 51966 (dez) 0145376 (oct)
b1100101011111110 (bin)
Description
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Change is a in C++ a in C++ written tool that was compiled with MaxonC.
The - for a C-program - relativ small code was possible due to the fact
that I used my own functions to calc the nummbers and because the program
was written in C++.
© 1993 Change V1.00 written by Harald Pehl
Greetings to Florian Derks and Martin Gleiß.