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Yes but that’s network byte order. It’s pretty natural to consider (var & 0b1) the “first bit”. (especially if coming from certain HW) Really “first bit” can m
by jtsiskin 5y ago
Yes but that’s network byte order. It’s pretty natural to consider (var & 0b1) the “first bit”. (especially if coming from certain HW)
Really “first bit” can mean whatever you want so the phrase just shouldn’t be used
- mormegil 5y agoNo, I am pointing out the _bit_ order inside a byte, not _byte_ order. (The mentioned Appendix describes both, I am quoting the intra-byte part.)