Catonano <caton...@gmail.com> writes:
> I can't extract correct values from unsigned-int's
>
> I can extract correct values from int, unsigned-short
>
> but NOT form an unsigned-int
>
> In that case the number that comes out is plainly wrong
>
> This is how I extract a number from an int (and it works)
>
> (bytevector-uint-ref (pointer->bytevector
> outcome-ptr (sizeof int)) 0
> (endianness big) 1) )
You need to use 'bytevector-int-ref', not 'bytevector-uint-ref', to
extract a signed integer.
> This is an unsigned-short (and it works)
>
> (bytevector-uint-ref (pointer->bytevector
> columns-ptr (sizeof unsigned-short)) 0
> (endianness big) 1)
>
> This is an unsigned-int and it DOESN'T work
>
> (bytevector-uint-ref (pointer->bytevector
> rows-ptr (sizeof unsigned-int)) 0
> (endianness big) 1)
There's also a problem with all three of your examples above. You're
passing '1' as the final argument to 'bytevector-uint-ref'. That's the
width in bytes of the numeric field to access. In all cases, those 1s
should be replaced with (sizeof <type>).
Also, I'm not sure why you're specifying (endianness big) here. I would
think (native-endianness) would be appropriate here. Given this, and
the fact that you're passing the wrong width, makes me surprised that
this is working for you at all.
Mark
