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Binary Logic V1.32
Copyright ⌐1996 John Merrit (Analog Species in a Digital World Productions)
All Rights Reserved.
Binary32.dcu
Copyright ⌐1996 John Merrit (Analog Species in a Digital World Productions)
All Rights Reserved.
Note: unit Binary32.dcu is compiled with Delphi« version 2.0
To put it in other words: it should be used in a 32-bit program!
Binary Logic is a demonstration program for unit Binary32.dcu.
This program is freeware.
Binary32.dcu is stringware.
This means that you may use the unit for free (you don't need to register
your copy) but if you want the source code...
In my sparetime, I'm the local guitar hero.
If you want to have the source code, go to your local guitarstore and buy a
set of electric guitarstrings (gauge: light i.e. 9-42, preferable Dean Markley Lite).
Contact me at john.merrit@NET4ALL.BE for details on where to send them to.
If you don't live near a music store (e.g. the South Pole), strings cost
approx. $10.
Just send me the money and I'll get the strings myself.
Functions implemented (see Bin32.pas header for more details):
Integer (base 10), Binary (base 2), Octal (base 8), Hexadecimal (base 16).
Integer -> Binary and vice versa;
Integer -> Octal and vice versa;
Integer -> Hexadecimal and vice versa;
Binary -> Octal and vice versa;
Binary -> Hexadecimal and vice versa;
Octal -> Hexadecimal and vice versa;
Binary +, -, *, /;
Binary logic: OR, XOR, AND, NOT;
Binary 1 bit/byte left/right shift.
Disclaimer:
Nothing can survive in a vacuum and therefore this program may still contain some
imperfections.
"Binary32 is supplied as is. The author disclaims all
warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation,
the warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose.
The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or conse-
quential, which may result from the (mis-)use of Binary32."
Those who can't live with this: lay yourself down in dreamland, perfect's not for real.
For the others:
Bugreports, suggestions or even complaints are welcome (john.merrit@NET4ALL.BE).
"The more we think we know about, the greater the unknown."