3 Create a directory for local executables (
`~/.local/bin/` is recommended) and add it to
`PATH` (add
`export PATH="${PATH}:${HOME}/.local/bin"` to your
`~/.profile` - it may also be
`~/.bash_profile` or
`~/.zprofile` for ZSH), copy the files into that folder.
7 Using the dc-based branch might be beneficial for systems where
`bc` is a
`dc` wrapper,
`printf` command does not support base conversion, etc.
9 In short, it is even more portable.
15 * `-l` - output numbers with lowercase characters
16 * `-m` - output only the converted numbers
17 * `-n` - output a single line (space-separated with
`-m`, semicolon as the separator otherwise)
18 * `-p` - add
`0x` prefix to the result
22 * `-m` - output only the converted numbers
23 * `-n` - output a single line (space-separated with
`-m`, semicolon as the separator otherwise)
24 * `-p` - add
`0b` prefix to the result
28 * `-m` - output only the converted numbers
29 * `-n` - output a single line (space-separated with
`-m`, semicolon as the separator otherwise)
30 * `-K` - divide the result by *
1024* and append
`K` to the result
31 * `-M` - divide the result by *
1,
048,
576* and append
`M` to the result
32 * `-G` - divide the result by *
1,
073,
741,
824* and append
`G` to the result