packet unstuffing.

Mike Tilstra conrad@REDACTED
Tue Aug 8 21:11:54 CEST 2000


I must be missing something obivious.
I'm trying to write a server that responds to requests over TCP.  The
request comes in a packed network byte order structure.  How do I pull this
apart?  Is there anything like perl's pack, unpack functions? Or will I
need to write all of the code to do that?  I think I see how to seperate
the fields using the binary commands, but how do I get the numbers into the
correct byte order?

Thanks,
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Mike Tilstra                          conrad@REDACTED
Today, I am the bug.
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