Luiji Maryo writes:
> Hello,
>
> I have some questions regarding Guile I/O and byte order.
If you are dealing with binary data, you should be using bytevectors and
binary ports, rather than strings.
> 1. Is there an I/O function for reading a fixed set of bytes into a
> buffer, i.e. if I wanted
Hello,
I have some questions regarding Guile I/O and byte order.
1. Is there an I/O function for reading a fixed set of bytes into a
buffer, i.e. if I wanted to read a 56-byte string from a binary
archive?
2. Is there a way to specifically read a 8/16/32/64-bit string from a file/port?
3. Is ther
