Hello choroba,

Thank you for your time and effort, there are so many things that I do not know. Your answer helped to view the way that pack should be defined.

I minor note, it would be easier for me and in general for people who do not know much of Perl to write it like this.

perl -le 'print prototype "CORE::pack"'

Output:

$@

Thanks again for the time and effort, you helped me a lot understanding. Every area that someone has not worked before is always confusing at the beginning.

Reference to using CORE::pack, CORE::unpack.

Seeking for Perl wisdom...on the process of learning...not there...yet!

In reply to Re^4: SNTP pack and unpack by thanos1983
in thread SNTP pack and unpack by thanos1983

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