Thread: Help with a code (beginner)

Originally Posted by LK93

But why should i convert hex 0x30 to bin 110000?

You could convert it to 00110000.0000 if you wanted, but what's the point? Extra zeros are discarded because they are insignificant.

EDIT: It's like saying "Should I write seven as 7.0 or 7.00?" Say what?!

Originally Posted by GReaper

You could convert it to 00110000.0000 if you wanted, but what's the point? Extra zeros are discarded because they are insignificant.

EDIT: It's like saying "Should I write seven as 7.0 or 7.00?" Say what?!

Okej, but why should i convert it from 0x30 to 110000? What happens in the code?

And what does TGA_FLIP_MASK means?

I am really sorry for my questions, i know i sound retarded but i am just trying to get it...

Originally Posted by LK93

Okej, but why should i convert it from 0x30 to 110000? What happens in the code?

You don't convert anything. You just print it on a different base. Everything in the code is encoded to binary.

Originally Posted by LK93

And what does TGA_FLIP_MASK means?

Wow, I simply don't know and can't find any info on that!
[wild_guess] It's a preprocessor constant for Targa image files to get if the image should be flipped or not, through a bitfield [/wild_guess]