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SDL_SwapFloatBE
Use this function to swap the byte order of a big endian floating point value to native ordering.
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Syntax
float SDL_SwapFloatBE(float x)
Function Parameters
x |
the value to be swapped |
Return Value
Returns the native floating point value.
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