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Ray Ackley
I need to convert a byte to an sbyte - and it has to preserve the
original binary meaning of the 8 bits. For example - a 1111 1111,
which is interpreted as byte to be 255, should show up in the sbyte as
-1. The BitConverter class only takes 2 byte arrays or larger, and
the Convert.ToSByte simply throws an overflow error. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ray Ackley
original binary meaning of the 8 bits. For example - a 1111 1111,
which is interpreted as byte to be 255, should show up in the sbyte as
-1. The BitConverter class only takes 2 byte arrays or larger, and
the Convert.ToSByte simply throws an overflow error. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ray Ackley