If I use ntohl() on an integer which is already in host byte order will that cause any problems?
If not, how does the ntohl() function know its argument is already in host byte order?
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If I use ntohl() on an integer which is already in host byte order will that cause any problems?
If not, how does the ntohl() function know its argument is already in host byte order?
Your question doesn’t make any sense. For
ntohlnothing is high-order or low-order.