Il 16/04/2012 01:44, Andrew Haines ha scritto:
There exists the BEtoN and LEtoN functions you can use. (NtoLE and NtoBE
also)
Thanks to everybody.
Now I believe to have enough information to proceed.
I'll keep this little piece of discussion as an example to show when
someone asks me why I
Just use the BEtoN function. That will convert whatever big-endian
number to your native endian.
I don't know what speed it has, but it sure is elegant :)
Den 16-04-2012 00:38, Giuliano Colla skrev:
I'm dealing with a large number of data coming from an external device.
They are big-endian 16
On 16 Apr 2012, at 00:38, Giuliano Colla wrote:
I'm dealing with a large number of data coming from an external device.
They are big-endian 16 bits signed numbers, which must be converted to
integer and to real to perform calculations.
Besides the obvious solutions of treating them as
Il 16/04/2012 00:42, Jonas Maebe ha scritto:
On 16 Apr 2012, at 00:38, Giuliano Colla wrote:
I'm dealing with a large number of data coming from an external device.
They are big-endian 16 bits signed numbers, which must be converted to integer
and to real to perform calculations.
Besides the
On 04/15/12 18:38, Giuliano Colla wrote:
I'm dealing with a large number of data coming from an external device.
They are big-endian 16 bits signed numbers, which must be converted to
integer and to real to perform calculations.
Besides the obvious solutions of treating them as isolated
