On 25/02/2023, 11:47, "Karel Kočí" <cyn...@email.cz <mailto:cyn...@email.cz>> 
wrote:

>I would use union (that is host ordering) and to convert to specific ordering 
>you can use functions like htobe32 (big endian) and htole32 (little endian), 
> those are available.

> Excerpts from Tim Hardisty's message of February 25, 2023 11:26 am:
>> As is so often the case, I need to pack an array of 4x uint8_t into a 
>> uint32_t. Obviously there are many ways to do this and we all have our 
>> favourite. For NuttX:
>> 
>> 1) have I missed a library function that does this already?
>> 2) to cope with big and little end is there a NuttX CONFIG or other 
>> parameter that will give the endian-ness of the arch being built to ensure 
>> the byte packing is done correctly?

When using a union is it fair to assume that it is the responsibility of an app 
rather than a driver to sort endian-ness? I can find no references in the NuttX 
code base to changing endian-ness?

Perhaps I'm over-thinking!


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