y-cruncher v0.6.5's Digit Viewer

This is the full self-contained source code for y-cruncher v0.6.5's Digit Viewer.
It includes everything including the heavily optimized back-end conversion code.

To Compile (Windows):

• Double-click Windows - Compile All.cmd.
• You need to have Visual Studio 2013 installed in the default directory.

To Compile (Linux):

• Run Linux - Compile All.sh from the directory it is in.
• x64 and a sufficiently new version of GCC is required.

A Visual Studio 2013 project has been provided.
The compiled Windows binaries have also been included.
Running Digit Viewer.exe will automatically do CPU-dispatching to select one of the 4 binaries to run.

If you intend to use and modify the code, the classes of interest are in: /source/y-cruncher/DigitViewer
You can see how they are used in source/DigitViewerOptions.h

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To date, I've been too lazy to write a document on the compression format and how the .ycd files are laid out. But it should be pretty easy to see from just examining it through a hex viewer.

Two things that might be useful:

• Base 16 .ycd files are stored as 64-bit integers words with 16 digits per word.
• Base 10 .ycd files are stored as 64-bit integers words with 19 digits per word.

In both cases, each 8-byte word is little-endian.

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Directories:

• y-cruncher/CVN/ - This directory contains all the heavily optimized conversion code. You probably don't want to look at this. :)
• y-cruncher/ConsoleIO/ - This is where the console colors come from.
• y-cruncher/DigitViewer/ - This has all the Digit Viewer classes.
• y-cruncher/FileIO/ - What the names says. These are the file handles that the program uses.
• y-cruncher/ProcessorCapability/ - The CPU feature detection.
• y-cruncher/Strings/ - Leftover from when y-cruncher was entirely a C program.