I'm having trouble recollecting my sophomore year's coursework on bit-
level math.
Even after doing some background research on two's complement
encoding, I'm still a little stuck. Specifically I'm trying to parse
4 bytes representing "fixed-point numbers divided as 16.16". (And then
once that is addressed, also "divided as 2.30".)
Before I beat myself up over this: does anyone have any pointers on
this subject? Maybe examples of other code that does this?
(Also I'll want to turn around and encode these values, once I read
them correctly... but hopefully if I get a firm grasp on reading I can
write them easily enough.)
Regards,
- Jeremy
(This question isn't specifically related to QTJava, but it's related
to something I'm writing to replace my dependency on it, so it should
still be of interest, right?) :)
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