I go on IRC to ask a technical question....
Background: the guy called lzh is a freaking genious, I would like to get his input.
here's an abbreviated transcript.
<not^fred> how can I convert a scalar containing 4 bytes (a 32bit unsigned integer) into it's decimal equivelent with unpack?
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<not^fred> how can I convert a scalar containing 4 bytes (a 32bit unsigned integer) into it's decimal equivelent with unpack?
<eschmidt> not^fred: don't repeat
<eschmidt> by "scalar containing 4 bytes", do you mean a floating point number?
God damn self-righteuos dumbass. No, I don't mean a float, I mean a damn unsigned integer!
argh :|
Background: the guy called lzh is a freaking genious, I would like to get his input.
here's an abbreviated transcript.
<not^fred> how can I convert a scalar containing 4 bytes (a 32bit unsigned integer) into it's decimal equivelent with unpack?
*** lzh has quit IRC (Ping timeout)
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<not^fred> how can I convert a scalar containing 4 bytes (a 32bit unsigned integer) into it's decimal equivelent with unpack?
<eschmidt> not^fred: don't repeat
<eschmidt> by "scalar containing 4 bytes", do you mean a floating point number?
God damn self-righteuos dumbass. No, I don't mean a float, I mean a damn unsigned integer!
argh :|