An interesting one ...
I have a integer value that I must convert to binary:
Nice and easy for values <= 127
int1: 56
b1: to-binary to-block int1
HOWEVER, if int1 is greater than 127, say 2037, I have to perform the
following task:
2037 which is equivalent to 0000100001011000 must be split into 2 bytes as
follows
b1: -> 00001000 effectively b1: to-binary to-block 8
b2: -> 01011000 effectively b2: to-binary to-block 24
Any suggestions..
Phil
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