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Support hex & binary numbers #78

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skx opened this issue Nov 6, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #79
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Support hex & binary numbers #78

skx opened this issue Nov 6, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #79
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skx commented Nov 6, 2022

My (embedded) usage is more annoying than it has to be because we can't operate upon bits easily.

These should both just work:

(print "%d" 0xff)
(print "%d" 0b01010101)

Making the change is trivial, and would benefit others.

Not sure if I need to port my bit-manipulation operations, but since it's all tied to the hardware it's probably not so worthwhile.
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Allow hexadecimal/binary literals.
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This closes #78 by adding native support for hexadecimal and binary
literals.  For example:

* `(print 0xff)`
* `(print 0b00000010)`
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Allow hexadecimal/binary literals. skx/yal
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