Thanks for the superb feedback based on the appreciated work you did reading through the docs and playing with the code!

I'm just prototyping a new chip using this software almost exclusively for my bit-banging just to test how it works at the moment. I've found a few things that irk me that I'll be looking at changing, but after I'm done with the guts of this hardware and I have a bit schematic ready to write in C, I'll carefully review your node here and consider with what I've found and most likely do another update.

As it stands, I'm getting some Testers failures on v5.6 anyhow (import wasn't exported from Exporter back then, so I think I need to declare a specific version of that dist, so a fix is in order anyhow. As an aside, I shouldn't have gone to v1.xx so quickly. Normally I give myself some time to ensure no API changes occur. It is what it is.

In reply to Re^2: Bit string manipulation made easy with Bit::Manip by stevieb
in thread Bit string manipulation made easy with Bit::Manip by stevieb

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