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     18 					Witch by Katie Hoeppner
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     20 hextools v1
     21 ===========
     22 
     23 Repository with simple QOL Unix-style tools for base conversion that I
     24 wrote to help with low-level development work or reverse engineering.
     25 They're optimised to be used with the largest representable numbers in
     26 your machine. Portable, modular & simple.
     27 
     28 hex	- reads a number in decimal and prints it in hexadecimal
     29 bin	- reads a number in decimal and prints it in binary 
     30 unhex	- reads a number in hexadecimal and prints it in decimal
     31 unbin	- reads a number in binary and prints it in decimal
     32 bin2hex	- script to convert binary to hexadecimal (dep. hex, unbin)
     33 hex2bin	- script to convert hexadecimal to binary (dep. hex, unbin)
     34 cyclic  - generate & search cyclic pattern
     35 
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     37 Usage
     38 =====
     39 
     40 They're dead-simple so they don't require a help panel or a mangpage.
     41 You can give the input number as an argument:
     42 
     43 	$ bin 7
     44 	111
     45 
     46 Alternatively, if there are no arguments, it reads from stdin:
     47 
     48 	$ echo -n "10" | bin
     49 	1010 
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     52 Authorship & License
     53 ====================
     54 
     55 By MK mcdim.xyz
     56 Code is licensed under GNU GPL v3+