(wondering how I missed that node when searching)
I did this for unpack:
my ($int1,$int2)=unpack('NN',shift());
my $sign=($int1&0x80000000);
if($sign) {
$int1^=-1;
$int2^=-1;
++$int2;
$int2%=2**32;
++$int1 unless $int2;
}
my $i=new Math::BigInt $int1;
$i*=2**32;
$i+=$int2;
$i=-$i if $sign;
your 2's complement conversion looks less painful, though.
update:
shamelessly (thank you!) stealing ideas from tye's unpack, I would now write down a pack like:
my $i=new Math::BigInt shift();
my($int1,$int2)=do {
if ($i<0) {
$i=-1-$i;
(~(int($i/2**32)%2**32),~int($i%2**32));
} else {
(int($i/2**32)%2**32,int($i%2**32));
}
};
pack('NN',$int1,$int2);
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