In message <200004212016.PAA09260 at dcs-server1.cs.uiuc.edu> you wrote:

> Ok, found it I'll only claim a $1.00 since I've not posted the solution
> however in the code given this problem:
> 
> D0DA0301 is the byte array for www.disney.com  (208.218.3.1)
> 
> when you invoke
> addr = netAddressToInt(address);
> 
> then addr gets
> CFDA0301  which of course is 207.218.3.1
> 
> The problem lurks in netAddressToInt when it grabs bytes and shifts then
> adds them I think some compilers think and do signed math?

Yup, that's it. Hacking the generated C to use unsigned char* instead of
char * makes it work. I'll clean up the slang later after a drunken orgy
of celebration. Thank you John, you get the prize, the adulation, the
girls/boys/goats (delete as appropriate).

Oh, the joy of C. :-(

tim
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