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R=FCdiger Kn=F6rig wrote:
>> htons, htonl, ntohs, ntohl should do the big-endian to machine-endian
>> stuff.
>
>But only for short- and long int datatypes. Datatypes of different length
>won't be handled.

Indeed, but those will be implemented in fast, assembly inlined code :-)

16- and 32-bit conversions are probably the most widespread conversion=20
anyways.

BTW, in your ConvertEndianness class, why does it have a virtual destructor=
?=20
=46or that matter, why does it have constructor and destructors at all?

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