Description:
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Bit Fiddle is an application running on Windows and macOS, capable of converting
decimal, hexadecimal and binary numbers on the fly.
This application serves as a demo application to learn how to use NALib to create
GUIs (graphical user interfaces) in plain C.
Cloning with submodules:
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Bit Fiddle requires the the submodule "NALib".
1. Either clone Bit Fiddle with the following git command:
 git clone --recursive https://github.com/Manderby/BitFiddle.git
2. Or write the following commands:
 git clone https://github.com/Manderby/BitFiddle.git
 cd BitFiddle
 git submodule init
 git submodule update
3. Open the provided project/solution file in the BitFiddle/proj folder.
 It should compile and run without errors in XCode and VisualStudio.
Documentation:
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- Can be found directly within the source files.
Contribute & License:
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- Write Issues and take part in the discussions on GitHub.
- Write Emails to bitfiddle@manderc.com.
License: Public Domain
History:
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Bit Fiddle originated on the authors website as a PHP implementation of numeral
system conversion back in 2005 or maybe even earlier. Go have a look in the
internet archive:
https://web.archive.org/web/20050220024908/http://www.manderby.com/programme/umrechner.php
Later on it was re-programmed in JavaScript (before it became cool) and is still
available today here:
https://manderc.com/apps/umrechner/index.php
A few years later then, the application Bit Fiddle for Mac OS X was created and
sold on the AppStore where it can still be found today.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bit-fiddle/id669462988?mt=12
In January 2020, the application had been rewritten with the latest NALib and
was then available for download for Windows as well:
https://manderc.com/apps/bitfiddle/index.php
And a few months after that, the source code had been published on GitHub for
everyone to see on how to use NALib to create GUIs in the C programming language.