I agree!
Just a bit more: TCP headers are big-endians and "payload" is dont-care as long
as you know how to get them on the other side
Note: I wrote a tcp/ip for DOS. I needed a function to swap endianness (intel
is little-endian)...
Fedor Indutny escreveu:
>Hello!
>
>I think you are a bit co
Hello!
I think you are a bit confused about endians and buffer representation
in console. When you type `myBuff` it prints bytes in the same order
as they'll be sent on network or written to file.
i.e. `` means that `buf[0] === 0x36` and `buf[1]
=== 0x02`, which is exactly how Little Endian shoul
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think there is an issue with the way Buffer's
endianness works (or at least the "description" the methods have).
Lets say I create a new buffer:
var myBuff = new Buffer(4);
And now I wish to write an integer to my buffer in little-endian which has
the least signif
