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Bit manipulations/operations calculator !

Hi ! I am getting into bit manipulation in C/C++ Is there a good calculator or program(executable or online), that makes it relatively convenient to study & test bit procedures ?

I can do same work in Visual Studio or Eclipse, but relatively small program is easier and more convenient.

Thanks !

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The calculator, calc, in Windows 7 has a 'Programmer' view (Alt + 3). It has most of the operations for bit manipulations.

linuxuser27  2010-10-10 00:40:06
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I use bincalc by Ding Zhaojie. It conveniently lets you see what's going on in hex and binary (and decimal if you care), and has a nice gadget for inputting binary or flipping bits.

Free, but no source.

Michael Burr  2010-10-10 01:04:36
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pen and paper or write your own. betcha you are already at it.

vecvan  2010-10-10 02:03:55

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