Marco van de Voort schrieb:
This assumes data is a pbyte or pchar (char * or byte *)
then & translates to @, and int64_t* to pint64 the first * changes to ^ at
the end:
seqence_crc:=pint64(data)^;
or
seqence_crc:=pint64(@data[0])^;
seqence_key:=pint64(@data[8])^;
compr_crc:=pint64(@data[16])^;
compr_len:=pint64(@data[24])^;
I'm pretty sure there is a way of doing this natively, but I can't
seem to find it.
It's 1:1 translatable. Note the absence of @ and & in the first line though,
that is on purpose. (in both fragments)
For the curious and nonbelievers:
Array syntax can be used in the first line, too, see above.
DoDi
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