> You can use htonl/ntohl from external libs.
> A very quick example below. Please correct me if I got it wrong.
>
> ' Gambas module file
> PUBLIC EXTERN htonl(ln AS Long) AS Long IN "libc:6"
> PUBLIC EXTERN ntohl(ln AS Long) AS Long IN "libc:6"
>
> PUBLIC SUB Main()
> DIM ln, lh AS Integer
>
>
You can use htonl/ntohl from external libs.
A very quick example below. Please correct me if I got it wrong.
' Gambas module file
PUBLIC EXTERN htonl(ln AS Long) AS Long IN "libc:6"
PUBLIC EXTERN ntohl(ln AS Long) AS Long IN "libc:6"
PUBLIC SUB Main()
DIM ln, lh AS Integer
ln = 1193046
PRINT "
I guess *gb.BigEndian* and *gb.LittleEndian* are what you are looking for.
*System.ByteOrder* will return the endianness of the operating system.
Regards
Les Hardy
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>
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> ?
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