Comments by Yves Goergen

Yves Goergen 20-Jun-18 6:18am View

Not the bytes are negative. Bytes are never negative, they range from 0 to 255. The complete integer number is negative. And I have the bytes that represent that number.

Yves Goergen 20-Jun-18 5:44am View

And stupid me, the array length can only be 1, 2, 4 or 8, not 16. Your code doesn't work for me. When I replace '< 0' with '>= 0x80', it produces even higher positive values, longer than possible with 16 bit.

Yves Goergen 20-Jun-18 5:41am View

Ehm, sorry, this is a Uint8Array, so no negative bytes here.

Yves Goergen 20-Jun-18 5:00am View

The code is decoding a big-endian unsigned integer in its current form. It does not decode a signed integer. For example -200 as int16 is encoded as FF 38, and this code then decodes it to 65336.

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