BitMaker Portable

BitMaker Portable is an application you can use to convert 32-bit decimal values to binary code by just filling in some details. It's available in a graphical and command-line interface, and it supports custom profiles.

There is no setup pack available. Instead, you can extract the files to a preferred folder on the disk and just double-click the executable to launch BitMaker Portable.

It's also possible to directly run it from a pen drive to another PC without setup. No new entries are inserted into the registry, and no new files are generated on the disk.

The GUI is user-friendly, made of a standard window with a simple design and structure, showing boxes to enter each digit for forming the binary code (up to 31 digits). Evidently, you can pick between 0 and 1 only. There are also two buttons available for quickly giving true or false values to all values.

From the "File" menu, it's possible to load and unload profiles, access a list of recently used profiles, or instruct the utility to load the last profile on startup.

The usage for the console interface is BitMaker [-h] [-p ] [-c ], where you can view a list with all command-line parameters (-h, --help), set the default location to save and load files (-p ,--profilepath=), as wel as modify the default location of the configuration file (-c, --configpath=).

As we expected, the program didn't put a strain on the computer's performance, using low CPU and RAM. It was stable in its runtime, so it didn't cause the OS to hang, crash or prompt errors.

To sum it up, BitMaker Portable delivers a straightforward solution for putting together binary code from 32-bit decimal values.