Is there an easier way to do this? I want to format binary output, so I can see the hex-based groupings.
I mean, if I wanted to see hF00 as binary, or 3840d, it would come out as 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 1111 0000 0000 so I can glance at it, and see that is equates to F 0 0. The format function I came up with is : b.s dup base @ >r binary 0 <<# # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # bl hold # # # # #> TYPE SPACE #>> r> base ! ; Is there any easier way than this that I am missing? Thanks!