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a simple question, i just can't get around at the moment - if i may if unsigned char *s = 42006f, how can I split/select the hex value into its pairs i.e 42/00/6f using portable ansi c. thanks!! 
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Hello I need to do it in ansi c Can't seem to get it to work at the moment. unsigned char *s scanf("%x", &s); I then want to do if statements based on the amount of characters contained in the variable s. Whats the easiest way to get this? An …
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Hello! I have what I want to print to file current printf-ing on my console. Can I have some help getting it to do the same, only this time to file please. I can't get it to work. Many thanks for(i= 0; i <= k; i++) { add = (unsigned … 
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Basically how can I do it? The values I want to read (going to be writing to file later) are hex pairs meaning the values are stored across more than one address location. The first value is stored at pointer address 12feac, the next pointer is at 12feb0 So reading …
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