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morning folks!

hi, i finished my program of converting every 8 binary bits into hex numbers but my hex answer is being stored in string/char array and when i convert it into uint8_t it becomes its decimal equivalent

yes i've taken uint8_t array but string hex (which i converted from bin) can't be directly stored in unit8_t so i've to first convert it into int then uint8_t so ultimately it becomes decimal not hex

unsigned char is always identical to uint8_t on any platform in C and C++

> metal_dent: can you pastebin something, to get the picture of what is the current state?

yep, of the image array

looks legit at first sight, have you also the c++ conversion already?

i mean the converted array to c++ header

ok

what was the matter?

metal_dent[m]: you need to convert the data, but also to concatenate 8 "bits" in a byte

yes i've done that all (8 bits bin into hex number)

basically i've written a function which accepts the 8 bit binary number and returns equivalent hex in a string

Basically i've written a function which accepts the 8 bit binary number and returns equivalent hex in a string

umm.. because hex has characters also so it's easy to store in a string (or char array)

you can just iterate through every element, convert from 0 or 1 to equivalent binary and shift it into the byte

oh okay, thanks!

https://pastebin.com/raw/ekgVYrLB

magick is just another name for convert in newer IM

wow it directly converts into the desired format!!

fanboi :P

it was not obvious what the format is, was only searching for mono formats on this page -> http://imagemagick.sourceforge.net/http/www/formats.html

no, actually XPM replaced XBM already in 1989

seems like XPM and PBM are related a bit

(doesn't mean that it can't be useful :)

like the binary PBM versions?

P1,P2,P3 is ASCII, P4,P5,P6 is the same as binary

ah, now i remember

P3/P6 = color

BAndiT1983: yes :)

ok, ok, Bertl, IM wins again