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Monday April 26, 2004
10:54 AM
Converting Bytes
I had a need to convert between different Byte representations. Unfortunately I couldn't spot anything obvious on CPAN, so did my own thing. However, after a quick tidy up, some test scripts and a few extra files, I managed to create a nice little distribution.
So is Number::Convert::Bytes (pod here) worth uploading to CPAN or should I have called it Convert::Number::Bytes?
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Number::Format (Score:2)
Bits! (Score:2)
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Of course it might be really interesting if you were to use overloading to help you here....Re:Bits! (Score:2)
NIST Mode (Score:1)
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