Suspicious Number

Suspicious Number is an Alfred.app workflow that can be used to convert numbers from one base to another. Its primary goal is to allow you to take a random number you've found in a memory register and determine what that memory might refer to.

Features

• Convert from:
  • Decimal [LLONG_MIN,ULONG_MAX];
  • Hex
  • Binary
• Convert to:
  • Decimal
  • Hex
  • Binary
  • ASCII
  • Unicode

Future Improvements

• Arbitrary length decimal numbers. They are currently limited to int64_t/uint64_t sizes.

Building

The project compiles multiple targets using make. Consider checking make help for help.

→ make help
usage: make [target]
	build - Compile all binaries in a debug build for the local architecture
	test - Compile the unit tests for the local architecture
	release - Compile all binaries in a release build for the local architecture
	package - Create a universal suspicious-number.alfredworkflow for distribution
	link - Link the workflow into the install of Alfred
	unlink - Unlink the workflow from Alfred
	clean - Delete all of the build products
	help - This menu

Unit Tests

To run the unit tests, compile with:

make test && ./bin/test_runner

Linking to Test

This will allow you to test the builds and soon as you make them in Alfred:

make link

When you are done testing, make sure to unlink with:

make unlink

Packaging

In order to build for both macOS architectures, and get a valid .alfredworkflow, run:

make package