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From: Steve Johnson (sjohnson_at_3TSYSTEMS.COM)
Date: Tue Jan 28 2003 - 08:18:13 CST

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    > Number of decimal digits = log(x) rounded up to next integer
    > Number of binary digits = log2(x) rounded up to next integer

    > What other relationship do you want?

    I'm well aware that you can figure out how many decimal digits it
    takes to represent a given number of binary digits.

    What I mean (and what I took the question to ask) is that its not a
    consistent, linear relationship such as with hex and octal. You're
    rounding and using formulas here. A hex or octal digit always exactly
    represent 4 and 3 binary digits respectively. 

    --
Steve Johnson
3t Systems

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