Simple data conversion question

[heddy]

I have an array of bytes:

bData[]

At a specific point in the array, I have some data represented as
little endian (byte order reversed):

// 00016358 is translated value
// 5863 0100 is how the data is stored

What is a simple method for converting these byte reveresd values so
that I can then subsequently assign them to an int or whatever suits
me?

Thanks!

[heddy]

Never mind - figured it out...

heddy wrote:

I have an array of bytes:

bData[]

At a specific point in the array, I have some data represented as
little endian (byte order reversed):

// 00016358 is translated value
// 5863 0100 is how the data is stored

What is a simple method for converting these byte reveresd values so
that I can then subsequently assign them to an int or whatever suits
me?

Thanks!

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

heddy <he*******@gmail.comwrote:

I have an array of bytes:

bData[]

At a specific point in the array, I have some data represented as
little endian (byte order reversed):

// 00016358 is translated value
// 5863 0100 is how the data is stored

What is a simple method for converting these byte reveresd values so
that I can then subsequently assign them to an int or whatever suits
me?

BitConverter is little-endian in the "normal" MS implementation - have
a look at that.

If you need more control, I have an EndianBitConverter in my miscutil
library which allows you to specify the endianness to use.

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/miscutil for downloads. (It's
free, of course.)

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