ratheesh k <ratheesh.ksz@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> typedef struct {
> char parts[4];
> } node ;
>
> int i=0x12345678
>
> ((node *)&i)->parts[0];
> ((node *)&i)->parts[1];
> ((node *)&i)->parts[2];
> ((node *)&i)->parts[3];
>
> Is there any mechanism to split into bytes using the power of union ?
The above should work (assuming of course that sizeof(int) == 4). The
following should work as well:
((char *)&i)[0].
However, are you sure that you need this? Don't you need "(i & 255)",
"((i >> 8) & 255)", etc. instead?
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