\n {appState.emphasizeBytes \n ? \"Binary strings are padded with extra bits to have a length that is multiple of 8.\" \n : \"Binary strings are not padded with extra bits.\"} \n
\n\n {appState.dimExtraBits \n ? \"Extra bits used for padding are now dimmed.\" \n : \"No bits are dimmed.\"} \n
\n\n {appState.annotateTypes \n ? \"Integers are displayed as they are stored in memory. Bit size is shown.\" \n : \"Information about the size of integers is hidden.\"} \n
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\n\n \n
\n| {ip.toString()} | \n\n {this.bin(ip.firstByte, 1, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.secondByte, 2, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.thirdByte, 3, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.fourthByte, 4, ip)}\n | \n
| \n Network Size\n | \n\n {subnet.cidr.getAdressSpaceSize()}\n | \n
| \n Mask Size\n | \n\n \n \n {subnet.cidr.maskBits}\n \n | \n
| \n VPC CIDR Mask:\n | \n\n \n /{vpc.cidr.maskBits}\n \n | \n
| \n Subnet CIDR Mask:\n | \n\n \n /{subnetMaskSize}\n \n | \n
| \n Max Subnets in VPC:\n | \n\n \n {maxSubnets}\n \n | \n
| \n Max Hosts in VPC:\n | \n\n {maxSubnets * hostsPerSubnet}\n | \n
| \n Hosts Per Subnet:\n | \n\n {hostsPerSubnet}\n | \n
\n This is a negative number. It's binary representation is inverted using Two's Complement operation.\n
\n {this.props.annotateTypes ? null :To see full in-memory binary representation, go to Settings and enable Annotate Data Types toggle.
}\nCreated by Borys Levytskyi. Please give it a like if BitwiseCmd has helped you in your work.
\nIf you have an idea or, suggestion or you've spotted a bug here, please send it to bitwisecmd@gmail.com. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
\n \nThank you for your interest in donation. At this point BitwiseCmd can accept donations in Bitcoin or via PayPayl.
\n \n& — bitwise AND| — bitwise inclusive OR^ — bitwise exclusive XOR~ — bitwise NOT<< — left shift>> — sign propagating right shift>>> — zero-fill right shift\n BitiwseCmd no longer uses the browser's JavaScript engine for the execution of bitwise operations. It has its own calculator implementation which brings supports bitwise operations on the following signed and unsigned data types:\n
\n8-bit integer - a.k.a Byte. Numbers entered with b or ub suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. 16-bit integer - a.k.a Short. Numbers entered with s or us suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. 32-bit integer - numbers entered without suffixes that fall in range of {INT32_MIN_VALUE} and {INT32_MAX_VALUE}. Use u suffix to denote an unsigned version of 32-bit integer. This is a default number type.64-bit integer - a.k.a Long. Numbers entered without suffixes and exceed the 32-bit range or entered with l and ul suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. \n You can click on bits to flip them in number inputs (e.g.
{props.text}
;\n}\n\nexport default TextResultView;","import React from 'react';\nimport CommandLink from '../../core/components/CommandLink';\nimport './WhatsNewResultView.css';\n\nfunction WhatsnewResultView() {\n \n return\n May 10th, 2023
\n
\n Behold! After a long time of inactivity, BitwiseCmd is getting an update. Here is what changed:\n
\nI'm sure there will be some bugs following such a big update. I will do my best to fix them as they are found.
\nMany thanks to all people that submitted issues on GitHub. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
\n \nJul 24th, 2021
\n
vpc command to see how VPC network address is divided between VPC, Subnets, and Hosts. Try it out: \n Added support of subnet command to display information about subnet IP address such. Try it out:
\n Added support of IP addresses and subnet mask notations. Try them out: \n
\n\n Added
\n Added support of binary number notation (e.g.
\n A new
\n Complete rewrite using React. Please let me know if you have problems with this release by creating an issue in Github Repo.\n
\n\n {appState.emphasizeBytes \n ? \"Binary strings are padded with extra bits to have a length that is multiple of 8.\" \n : \"Binary strings are not padded with extra bits.\"} \n
\n\n {appState.dimExtraBits \n ? \"Extra bits used for padding are now dimmed.\" \n : \"No bits are dimmed.\"} \n
\n\n {appState.annotateTypes \n ? \"Integers are displayed as they are stored in memory. Bit size is shown.\" \n : \"Information about the size of integers is hidden.\"} \n
\n| {ip.toString()} | \n\n {this.bin(ip.firstByte, 1, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.secondByte, 2, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.thirdByte, 3, ip)}.\n {this.bin(ip.fourthByte, 4, ip)}\n | \n
| \n Network Size\n | \n\n {subnet.cidr.getAdressSpaceSize()}\n | \n
| \n Mask Size\n | \n\n \n \n {subnet.cidr.maskBits}\n \n | \n
| \n VPC CIDR Mask:\n | \n\n \n /{vpc.cidr.maskBits}\n \n | \n
| \n Subnet CIDR Mask:\n | \n\n \n /{subnetMaskSize}\n \n | \n
| \n Max Subnets in VPC:\n | \n\n \n {maxSubnets}\n \n | \n
| \n Max Hosts in VPC:\n | \n\n {maxSubnets * hostsPerSubnet}\n | \n
| \n Hosts Per Subnet:\n | \n\n {hostsPerSubnet}\n | \n
\n This is a negative number. It's binary representation is inverted using Two's Complement operation.\n
\n {this.props.annotateTypes ? null :To see full in-memory binary representation, go to Settings and enable Annotate Data Types toggle.
}\nCreated by Borys Levytskyi. Please give it a like if BitwiseCmd has helped you in your work.
\nIf you have an idea or, suggestion or you've spotted a bug here, please send it to bitwisecmd@gmail.com. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
\n \nThank you for your interest in donation. At this point BitwiseCmd can accept donations in Bitcoin or via PayPayl.
\n \n& — bitwise AND| — bitwise inclusive OR^ — bitwise exclusive XOR~ — bitwise NOT<< — left shift>> — sign propagating right shift>>> — zero-fill right shift\n BitiwseCmd no longer uses the browser's JavaScript engine for the execution of bitwise operations. It has its own calculator implementation which brings supports bitwise operations on the following signed and unsigned data types:\n
\n8-bit integer - a.k.a Byte. Numbers entered with b or ub suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. 16-bit integer - a.k.a Short. Numbers entered with s or us suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. 32-bit integer - numbers entered without suffixes that fall in range of {INT32_MIN_VALUE} and {INT32_MAX_VALUE}. Use u suffix to denote an unsigned version of 32-bit integer. This is a default number type.64-bit integer - a.k.a Long. Numbers entered without suffixes and exceed the 32-bit range or entered with l and ul suffixes for signed and unsigned versions respectively (e.g. \n You can click on bits to flip them in number inputs (e.g.
{props.text}
;\n}\n\nexport default TextResultView;","import React from 'react';\nimport CommandLink from '../../core/components/CommandLink';\nimport './WhatsNewResultView.css';\n\nfunction WhatsnewResultView() {\n \n return\n May 10th, 2023
\n
\n Behold! After a long time of inactivity, BitwiseCmd is getting an update. Here is what changed:\n
\nI'm sure there will be some bugs following such a big update. I will do my best to fix them as they are found.
\nMany thanks to all people that submitted issues on GitHub. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
\n \nJul 24th, 2021
\n
vpc command to see how VPC network address is divided between VPC, Subnets, and Hosts. Try it out: \n Added support of subnet command to display information about subnet IP address such. Try it out:
\n Added support of IP addresses and subnet mask notations. Try them out: \n
\n\n Added
\n Added support of binary number notation (e.g.
\n A new
\n Complete rewrite using React. Please let me know if you have problems with this release by creating an issue in Github Repo.\n
\n