Here you have two routines for converting string<->long.
The first one is similar to dos.library/StrToLong(), but it can handle
hexadecimal and binary strings as well (prefixes '$', '0x' and '%'). The
second one converts given longword to a string - you can select between
decimal, signed decimal (minus when bit 31/15/7 is set), hexadecimal and
binary.
	AnyStrToLong remains the same as for the first relase.
	AnyLongToStr - fixed bad handling of 10, 100, 1000 etc. (was
'bhi' instead if 'bpl', sorry!!!), optimized dividing by ten routine for
68000 (thanks to Simon N Goodwin for this!), added handling of signed
words and bytes.

	Tadek Knapik (tadekstudent.uci.agh.edu.pl)

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