I need to convert an array of integers to a little endian bitmask using Ruby. Any links or hints would be appreciated.
I\'m translating some of my old Ruby scripts into Python and I have trouble finding a function in Python that belongs to Ruby:
I have this sample code for converting 32 bit integers to ip addresses. #include <stdio.h> int main()
I am porting some stuff from C# to Java and I need a class that can convert bytes to primitives, just like BitConverter in .NET can.
In the code below, why do X and Y take on different values than what I would think intuitively? If the bytes 0-7 are written to the buffer, shouldn\'t the resulting long have bytes in the same order?
i have tried this 开发者_JAVA技巧char c[4]; int i=89; memcpy(&c[0],&i,4); cout<<(int)c[0]<<endl;
I need to swap the endianness of some values and just wondered if there was anything available in Objective-C, currently I am swapping the bytes with the CStyle function below (which obviously I can r
I need to convert a short value from the host byte order to little endian. If the target was big endian, I could use the htons() function, but alas - it\'s not.
Could someone please help me with byte ordering regarding floating point variables? Actually the code is working correctly on Solaris, but not on Windows Xp. Here is apiece example of my code:
It was recently asked how to do a file slurp in python, and the accepted answer suggested something like:
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