tango.core.ByteSwap

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struct ByteSwap ¶#

Reverse byte order for specific datum sizes. Note that the byte-swap approach avoids alignment issues, so is probably faster overall than a traditional 'shift' implementation.

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ubyte[] x = [0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07, 0x08]; swap16 (x) => 02 01 04 03 06 05 08 07 swap32 (x) => 04 03 02 01 08 07 06 05 swap64 (x) => 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01

void swap16(void[] dst) [static, final] ¶#

Reverses two-byte sequences. Parameter dst imples the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 2

void swap32(void[] dst) [static, final] ¶#

Reverses four-byte sequences. Parameter dst implies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 4

void swap64(void[] dst) [static, final] ¶#

Reverse eight-byte sequences. Parameter dst implies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 8

void swap80(void[] dst) [static, final] ¶#

Reverse ten-byte sequences. Parameter dst implies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 10

void swap16(void * dst, uint bytes) [static, final] ¶#

Reverses two-byte sequences. Parameter bytes specifies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 2

void swap32(void * dst, uint bytes) [static, final] ¶#

Reverses four-byte sequences. Parameter bytes specifies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 4

void swap64(void * dst, uint bytes) [static, final] ¶#

Reverse eight-byte sequences. Parameter bytes specifies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 8

void swap80(void * dst, uint bytes) [static, final] ¶#

Reverse ten-byte sequences. Parameter bytes specifies the number of bytes, which should be a multiple of 10