Printing an `Integer` as hex appends an 'h'

[Addy]

If I do this: 

std::uint64_t x = 100;

std::cout << std::hex << x;

The output is: 64

If I instead do this:

CryptoPP::Integer x1 = 100;

std::cout << std::hex << x1;

The output is: 64h

From where is this "h" coming and how do I get rid of it?

[Adalid Claure]

I see it's hard coded in integer.cpp with no way to get rid of it. Guess I'll just strip it off the string value. 

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[Jeffrey Walton]

Yeah, I've never really liked that behavior either. Unfortunately, the
behavior is ingrained in the library. We could not change the default
even if we wanted to. It would break too many programs.

To turn off the suffixes, see
https://www.cryptopp.com/wiki/Integer_Patch#std::showbase_and_Suffixes.

Jeff