Libre Calc Hex
Valerio Messina2012-02-12 02:52:24 UTCDEC2BIN and HEX2BIN: support of more than 10 binary digits, like BASE do.While 10 digit are enough for decimal and hex numbers, 10 bit are very few fora binary number. Consider that as two's complement representation, the range isrestricted to -512 / +511 only.On the other side, as now BASE do not support negative numbers, so there isno solution to represent high negative numbers. Binary numbers should be supported up to 32 or 64 bit for DEC2BIN and HEX2BIN, while BASE should support negative binary numbers.I saw that OpenDocument Formula require 10 digit, but let implement more than10 digit (say 'implementation-defined'). Valerio Messina2013-05-31 09:01:15 UTCDEC2BIN accept up to 10 as second argument and support two's complement representation, so results in range -512/+511 on 10 digits,HEX2BIN accept up to 10 as second argument but do not support negative numbers, so 9 bits of results and 0 as MSb.Apparentrly there is also another limitation with HEX2BIN in current implementation:the first argument must have no more than 10 hex digits (40 bit), also when the output would fit in 10 binary digits.
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Libre Calc Hex 2017
Echo 'ibase=16;C06D1000-C06A5E78' bc176520Note that only UPPER CASE hex digits are supported as lower case ones would conflict with function and variable names, which is why you got 0 in your example ( var1 - var2)If you need the answer in hex too, just set the obase variable: echo 'obase=16;ibase=16;C06D1000-C06A5E78' bc2B188PS: FYI scale isn't designed for conversion base. From man bc: scale defines how some operations use digits after the decimal point.The default value of scale is 0.