Bplint looks through given go source files for occurrence of tagged Bitpeek
format strings then it checks every found one for common pitfalls. Bplint
also prints on the console clear mapping from the picstring to input's bits:
```
$ bplint -m ampl bplint_test.go
--- Pic: "Example" in bplint_test.go line 22 ------------------------
OK.
bits:|63 3b 61| 60| 59|58 11b 48|47.. 32b ..16|15 16b 0|
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^|
cmds:¨¨Type:'F¨ 'EXT=¨.ACK=¨ Id:0xFHH¨ from IPv4.Address32@¨¨¨:D.16@¨
```
Bplint tool: https://github.com/ohir/bplint
Bplint docs: https://godoc.org/github.com/ohir/bplint
Bitpeek package: https://github.com/ohir/bitpeek
Bitpeek docs: https://godoc.org/github.com/ohir/bitpeek
Enjoy!
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Wojciech S. Czarnecki
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