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| S370FIBw.d |
| Category: | Numeric |
| Syntax | |
| Syntax Description | |
| Details | |
| Comparisons | |
| Examples | |
| See Also |
Syntax |
| S370FIBw.d |
| Default: | 4 |
| Range: | 1-8 |
| Range: | 0-10 |
| Details |
Note:
Different operating environments store integer
binary values in different ways. This concept is called byte ordering. For
a detailed discussion about byte ordering, see
Byte Ordering on Big Endian and Little Endian Platforms.
| Comparisons |
To view a table that shows the type of informat to use with big endian and little endian integers, see SAS Informats and Byte Ordering.
To view a table that compares integer binary notation in several programming languages, see Integer Binary Notation and Programming Languages.
| Examples |
You can use the INPUT statement and specify the S370FIB informat. However, this example uses the informat with the INPUT function, where the binary input value is described by using a hex literal.
x=input('0080'x,s370fib2.);
| SAS Statement | Results |
|---|---|
put x=; |
128 |
| See Also |
Informats:
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