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Hello fellows,
As a quick test project I've built a binary clock application.
The red dots are "ones" and the blue dots are "zeros". Since I am of the opinion that the day has 24 hours this is (at least for now) a 24 hour clock...
I used BCD for coding the individual digits (Binary Coded Decimal, i.e each row corresponds to a digit, LSB is to the left) and the hours are at the top.
The time in the screen shot is therefore 15
53 (0353pm).
Free and GPL.
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As a quick test project I've built a binary clock application.
The red dots are "ones" and the blue dots are "zeros". Since I am of the opinion that the day has 24 hours this is (at least for now) a 24 hour clock...
I used BCD for coding the individual digits (Binary Coded Decimal, i.e each row corresponds to a digit, LSB is to the left) and the hours are at the top.
The time in the screen shot is therefore 15
53 (0353pm).Free and GPL.
Code:
http://www.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/binary-clock
Code:
http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/198269-binary-clock.html
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