hi, I wanted to convert a long binary string to a hexadecimal string. sprintf didn't work because the number was more than 32 bits and thr pack/unpack functions are very complicated for me to understand. hence, I converted it using a truth table. The code is
sub Bin2Hex{ my %truth_table = ( '0000' => '0' , '0001' => '1' , '0010' => '2' , '0011' => '3' , '0100' => '4' , '0101' => '5' , '0110' => '6' , '0111' => '7' , '1000' => '8' , '1001' => '9' , '1010' => 'A' , '1011' => 'B' , '1100' => 'C' , '1101' => 'D' , '1110' => 'E' , '1111' => 'F' , ); my $count = 0; my $hex_string = ''; my $len = $#_ ; #print "len $len" ; my $nibble = '' ; my $abit ; my $hex_len ; my $hex_nibble ; $hex_len = ceil($len/4) ; #print "hex len $hex_len \n" ; for(my $i=0; $i < $hex_len ; $i++) { for(my $j= 0 ; $j < 4; $j++){ $abit = pop(@_) ; if (defined $abit) { $nibble = $abit.$nibble; } else { $nibble = '0'.$nibble ; } } $hex_nibble = $truth_table{$nibble} ; $hex_string = $hex_nibble.$hex_string ; $nibble = '' ; } #print "the converted hex : $hex_string" ; return $hex_string ; }
the input to the function is binary string stored in list.

In reply to Re^4: How to convert binary to hexadecimal by Anonymous Monk
in thread How to convert binary to hexadecimal by vaas_m

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