> Have you actually _read_ the struct documentation?
Ok, sorry about that. Somehow I managed to notice only that "By
default, C numbers are represented in the machine's native format and
byte order".
Now I'm just going to RTFM and stay silent.
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Thanks for the hint!
However now I have another problem - endianness (the client runs on
powerpc, the server on x86). I found that simply reversing the stuff I
recv() works, but is there any cleaner way for taking care of this?
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How can I handle low-level data types in Python?
What I want to do is writing an interface to a C daemon which waits for
stuff like unsigned ints on a socket. For example, I need to craft and
decode data structures that look like this:
32-bit unsigned int MSG_LENGTH
32-bit unsigned int MSG_CODE
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