I’ve been trying to do this but I wasn’t able to find any good source for it.
Basicly, I want to convert a char* variable (byte array) into an int and vis-versa.
Thanks.
I’ve been trying to do this but I wasn’t able to find any good
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I’ve been trying to do this but I wasn’t able to find any good source for it.
Basicly, I want to convert a char* variable (byte array) into an int and vis-versa.
Thanks.
If you’re trying to convert a byte array into an int it is sufficient to use a reinterpret_cast. Technically, this is UB, but if you know the bytes are in the right format, it usually results in exactly what you’re asking for.
This is while noting the difference between a char* STRING and a char* BYTE ARRAY.