Conversion of binary string into headecimal

Ho will i convert binary string into hexadecimal fromat

HI,
Thanks but the above module is not present my system.
I have number which needs to be converted into binary first and then into Hex.
I have written it code for conversion of decimal number into Binary.But i am not able to convert it into Hex.
My rough code is ....
types : begin of t_temp,
        r1 type i,
        end of t_temp.
data : ty_temp type standard table of t_temp ,
       wa_temp type t_temp.
DATA : num TYPE i,
       temp1 TYPE string,
       temp2 TYPE string,
       temp3 TYPE string,
       temp4 TYPE x.
temp1 = 0.
temp2 = ''.
num = 64.
while num ne 1.
temp1 = num MOD 2.
num = num / 2.
If temp1 = 1.
    num = num - 1.
endif.
concatenate temp1 temp2 into temp2 .
endwhile.
temp1 = 1.
concatenate temp1 temp2 into temp2 .
condense temp2 no-gaps .
WRITE : temp2 .

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