Packing and Unpacking.
Hi, I want to get output as 0x23400000345....
in the below example
How to get?
i tried out, but unable to get the answer
$r=0x234;
$t=0x345;
$y=pack('L L',$t,$r);
$x1=unpack('L!',pack('P',$y));
printf("\nThe value is $x1");
I didn't get constant output
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Answer / kiruthikau
use the following code.
<code>
use bigint;
my $r = 0x234;
my $t = 0x345;
my $x1 = $r << 32 | $t;
print $x1->as_hex;
</code>
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