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I am getting an error during the calculation of "n"?? For the;




n=(int*)Posn;

and

n=(int *)Posn;

Thank you for the explanation Maz, I understand it fully now!

Is the same theory used for manipulating the individual bits?

Can someone describe what is actually happening at each of these instructions for data manipulation? I would also like to do this for manipulating (read/change) for the individual bits of the data.

Is there a way to do the same data "manipulation" for the individual bits of a value?

That worked perfectly, thank you!

That worked, thanks oogabooga!

How do I then convert my long integer back to a decimal? In this case my n is now equal to "-12525", which is good. I get the value "-125.000", in g, when I do this;...

I have an array of individual hex values, which when concatenated, are the actual value. Like this;

Posn[0] = "0x13"
Posn[1] = "0xcf"
Posn[2] = "0xff"
Posn[3] = "0xff"

The actual value of I...

Hello,

I know I am missing something here, can someone tell me how to fix the code below to convert the hex values to a decimal value? At the moment lint1 always equals "0", which is an error;

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