c - What happens if ntohl() is called with an integer that is already in host byte order? -



c - What happens if ntohl() is called with an integer that is already in host byte order? -

if utilize ntohl() on integer in host byte order cause problems?

if not, how ntohl() function know argument in host byte order?

your question doesn't create sense. ntohl nil high-order or low-order.

if endianness of scheme same network order, nothing otherwise swap stuff around

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