: Re: Alternatives better to the binary "0b..." format? In our documentation, we write binary numbers like this: 1010 But we write hexadecimal numbers like this: 0xABAB Now, according to the GCC compiler

I like more the Intel method: 10010b and 1f4dh. On the other hand, you should follow the convention that your reader are supposed to use (e.h. if you are describing a C API, you should use C convention.

On generic documentation, probably I would be more verbose, Something like 10010 bin, maybe with a mouse-over bubble which show the value in decimal and hexadecimal.

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