IPToNumber [LJM User's Guide]
Takes a decimal-dot IPv4 string representing an IPv4 address and outputs the corresponding integer version of the address.
Syntax
LJM_ERROR_RETURN LJM_IPToNumber(
const char * IPv4String,
unsigned int * Number)
Parameters
IPv4String [in]
A decimal dot string representing an IPv4 address.
Number [out]
The numerical representation of IPv4String.
Returns
LJM errorcodes or 0 for no error. Returns LJME_INVALID_PARAMETER if IPv4String could not be parsed as an IPv4 address.
Remarks
Use this function to convert a human-readable interpretation of an IP address into an integer value.
Example
Convert an IPv4 string into a number.
C
int LJMError;
unsigned int Number;
LJMError = LJM_IPToNumber("192.168.1.207", &Number);
printf ("%u \n", Number);
// prints 3232235983