Linux command
hexowl 命令
文本
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常用示例
Start the interactive calculator
hexowl
Perform a hex calculation
hexowl -e "0xFF + 0x10"
Mix number bases
hexowl -e "255 + 0b1010 + 0xF"
Define and use variables
hexowl -e "x = 42; x * 2"
说明
hexowl is a lightweight and flexible programmer's calculator with support for user-defined variables and functions. Its main purpose is to perform operations on numbers regardless of their base — a single expression can contain decimal, hexadecimal, and binary numbers mixed together. Users can declare variables for reuse and define custom functions using the -> operator. The calculator supports standard arithmetic operations, bitwise operations, and base conversions, making it useful for low-level programming, embedded development, and reverse engineering tasks.
FAQ
What is the hexowl command used for?
hexowl is a lightweight and flexible programmer's calculator with support for user-defined variables and functions. Its main purpose is to perform operations on numbers regardless of their base — a single expression can contain decimal, hexadecimal, and binary numbers mixed together. Users can declare variables for reuse and define custom functions using the -> operator. The calculator supports standard arithmetic operations, bitwise operations, and base conversions, making it useful for low-level programming, embedded development, and reverse engineering tasks.
How do I run a basic hexowl example?
Run `hexowl` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more hexowl examples?
This page includes 4 examples for hexowl, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.