Code:
char something[] = {'\x00', '\x02', '\x05', '\xB4', '\x06', '\x1A', '\xB5', '\x3D', '\xB0', '\x4A', '\x9E', '\x67', '\x6C', '\xE0', '\x57', '\x4A', '\x61', '\x73', '\x01', '\x00', '\x00', '\x40', '\xC2', '\x18', '\xDE', '\x54', '\x19', '\xDE', '\x35', '\xA8', '\x61', '\x00', '\x00', '\x57', '\x41', '\x43', '\x43', '\x00', '\x41', '\x72', '\x65', '\x73', '\x4C', '\x69', '\x74', '\x65', '\x20', '\x31', '\x2E', '\x38', '\x2E', '\x31', '\x2E', '\x32', '\x39', '\x34', '\x34', '\x00', '\xC0', '\xA8', '\x01', '\x64', '\x18', '\xB8', '\xCA', '\xC1', '\x03', '\x00', '\x04', '\x00'}
I am using VC++, I tried adding a '\0' to the end it also didnt work. The problem is if i do something simple like char something[] = {'\x39'}; that would assign the ascii character. But when i did that big thing up there and outputted it to some edit box just to check if it assigned correctly it didnt print anything. Please help, thanks