in reply to Re: Write 2 uint16_t numbers to file in Perl
in thread Write 2 uint16_t numbers to file in Perl
seek($fh, 2*16, 0); # Double up 'cause 'seek' wants bytes not short ints
Rather than having numeric literals running around all over the place, it's possible to capture pack-spec widths:
(It may be perfectly safe to use the shorter 'S' etc., rather than the more verbose 'x[S]' form in the pack statement, but I have the sneaking suspicion that a pitfall may lurk there... can't remember it atm.)c:\@Work\Perl>perl -wMstrict -le "use constant SIZEOF_S => length pack 'x[S]'; print SIZEOF_S; ;; use constant SIZEOF_WHATEVER => length pack 'x[NSc]'; print SIZEOF_WHATEVER; " 2 7
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Re^3: Write 2 uint16_t numbers to file in Perl
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 05, 2016 at 21:06 UTC |