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Subject: Re: [9front] Re: cc: support binary constants and refactor
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I third this.

I don't find myself reaching for them often, but it's sometimes nice
when e.g. working on an emulator to be able to specify bitflags as a
binary string instead of hex; it makes it easier to decode what the heck
the flags are actually being set to, for instance!

It breaks nothing, is standardized, eases porting, and is occasionally
useful; why not add it?