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    Macros...humm

    I have this macros....
    is there anyway i can make another one to convert the madePkt Back to the 2 ascii chars that made it up ?

    typedef unsigned short p_type;

    /*Make a Packet ID from 2 ASCII Chars */
    #define make_pkt(a,b) p_type(((a)&255) | (b)<<8)

    #define madePkt make_pkt ('C','H')
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    #define a(x) ((a)&0xFF)
    #define b(x) ((b)>>8)
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    Hmmm....Lookies:

    #include "stdafx.h"

    typedef unsigned short p_type;

    /*Make a Packet ID from 2 ASCII Chars */
    #define make_pkt(a,b) p_type(((a)&255) | (b)<<8)
    #define madePkt make_pkt ('C','H')


    int main( void )
    {

    printf("madePkt: %d\n", madePkt );

    return 0;
    }

    Output "madePkt: 18499"

    Basically i want to get back the 2 ASCII Chars from the outputting number which i dont think is possible without having a loop to go through the whole ASCII Char set and compare results ?
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    keda's macros work, no loops needed...
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