Program for converting between various positional numeral systems written in C++.

silos1985 · 09-20-2009, 07:16 AM

Hi!
I have made simple utility for converting between various positional numeral systems written in C++.
Please test it and reports suggestions and bugs to me :-)

Converting between any system with base between 2-36, numbers of big length, floating-point full support, saving results to a file, cross-platform (Windows, Linux).

Features:

* converting between any positional numeral system with base between 2-36 (extending posibility...)
* converting numbers of big length
* floating-point numbers full support
* easily customizable set of characters (the digits)
* saving calculation results to a text file
* cross-platform (compiles freely on Windows with MS Visual C++ and MinGW and on Linux with g++)

Download link

Sebastiani · 09-20-2009, 07:39 AM

Well, I'm too busy to comment more fully right now, but my overall judgement:
1) Lot's of redundancy/unecessary duplication of code.
2) Nonetheless, it looks well designed. Good work.

09-20-2009, 07:16 AM	#1
silos1985 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 1	Program for converting between various positional numeral systems written in C++. Hi! I have made simple utility for converting between various positional numeral systems written in C++. Please test it and reports suggestions and bugs to me :-) Converting between any system with base between 2-36, numbers of big length, floating-point full support, saving results to a file, cross-platform (Windows, Linux). Features: * converting between any positional numeral system with base between 2-36 (extending posibility...) * converting numbers of big length * floating-point numbers full support * easily customizable set of characters (the digits) * saving calculation results to a text file * cross-platform (compiles freely on Windows with MS Visual C++ and MinGW and on Linux with g++) Download link
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09-20-2009, 07:39 AM	#2
Sebastiani Guest Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 4,923	Well, I'm too busy to comment more fully right now, but my overall judgement: 1) Lot's of redundancy/unecessary duplication of code. 2) Nonetheless, it looks well designed. Good work.
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