Re: Re: Network byte order, NAS plugin

OK, thanks. I'll look through the plugin  code and see if I can put in
a htons  or ntohs somewhere.. It's  funny that the  WAV plugin doesn't
give me that behaviour.. I guess  it just reads the bytes off the disk
and passes them directly to the output plugin?? Is there a way to tell
whether the data needs to be byteswapped (so that my hack won't break the
plugin for Linux)? I guess I could do some kind of 

#ifdef LINUX 
        /* swap bytes */
#endif

but isn't that ugly?

-chris

Haavard Kvaalen <[email protected]> writes:

> On 18 Dec 2002, Chris Majewski wrote:
> 
> > This just in: I built the plugin on a linux box and it does the right thing
> > (i.e. plays mp3 files/streams with 16-bit resolution). However, I need
> > it on  a Sun box.  The above suggests  to me that  it could be  a byte
> > order issue. Where can I hack?? 
> 
> I don't know the NAS plugin, but my first guess is that the bug is there.  
> The mp3 plugin will always generate sound in native endianness, and it is
> the output plugin's responsibility to byteswap the data if that is
> necessary.
> 
> -- 
> Håvard Kvålen