Many of us in writing C code for machines needed to interpret hexadecimal arrays to bitmaps. But it can get extremely tiresome and tedious manually copying each bit and THEN converting it to hex. Well lucky for you, I created a program that does it for you. You can even invert the bits.
Why choose Bitmap Ex-celerate Converter?
Why choose Bitmap Ex-celerate Converter?
- It's flagship feature is that it ignores the padding 0 byte automatically for you, leaving you with a clean array. It can take bitmaps of any sizes, and even formats the code for you. Beautiful!
- No padding -- simply displays the width and height in a hexadecimal for the first 2 bytes of the array and then just starts the array.
- Easy deploy -- after generating, just go to File > Save..., and change the extension from .bmp to .h and then save. Open it up in a text-editor in you'll see how nice it looks!
- Easy access editing -- edit before saving
- FREE
NOTE: in the in program editor, the rows will not look aligned. This is because the font does not grant equal pixels per character. Open it up in something like Notepad++ after saving it in .h form, and you'll see how aligned they are.
You're welcome.
Get it here: j.mp/ex-celerate
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