BandB Library v1.2; creates BITS and BYTES unit objects. From: kalb@informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Klaus Kalb) Newsgroups: comp.sources.hp48 Date: 23 Sep 91 03:26:39 GMT This is the complete documentation of the library BandB version 1.2. The ID of this libarary is 1673 and the title reads `BandB 1.2 Bits & Bytes` The command `AboutBandB` should display the following screen: BandB 1.2 Bits & Bytes created 09/20/91 14:06 by Klaus Kalb this is Public Domain and return the version identification string "1.2" to level 1. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- The command `B&B' creates a temporary menu in which the defined units are available in the same way as in the build-in units-menus. 1_Bit implemented as 1_?, the standard unit for purposes like this. Don't call the units objects directly, use the menu supplied by the 'B&B' command instead. These are the defined units: 1_bit == 1_? 1_KBit == 1024_Bit 1_Byte == 8_Bit 1_KByte == 1024_Byte 1_MByte == 1024_KByte 1_GByte == 1024_MByte 1_Block == 512_Bytes -------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are many times I find myself sitting in front of an computer trying to figure out how many disks blocks (512 Bytes each) are needed to make up a 10 Meg partition. This library is designed to put an end to this. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This libary provides Bits and Bytes as unit objects for the HP48. Since multiples of these are defined in steps of 1024 instead of steps of 1000, the units KBit, KByte, MByte and GByte are supplied as well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This library is Public Domain. Feel free to distribute it. Don't hesitate to mail any comments to the author. The source code (for the star assembler by Jan Brittenson) is available (via email) from the author. email: kskalb@informatik.uni-erlangen.de -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This software is provided as is, without any warranty or assertion of fitness for any purpose. This library makes use of undocumented and unsupported features of the HP48. This might cause data loss or even hardware damage. Use it at your own risk. --------------------------------------------------------------------------