Why does h_aliases give a pointer to memory where nothing's at?
And if it helps here is the byte order of the structure as seen by my computer:
Byte(0) = 0
Byte(1) = 0
Byte(2) = 0
Byte(3) = 0
Byte(4) = 156 h_aliases
Byte(5) = 236
Byte(6) = 142
Byte(7) = 9
Byte(8) = 0
Byte(9) = 0
Byte(10) = 0
Byte(11) = 0
Byte(12) = 192 My ip address is 192.168.1.100
Byte(13) = 168
Byte(14) = 1
Byte(15) = 100
And if it helps here is the byte order of the structure as seen by my computer:
Byte(0) = 0
Byte(1) = 0
Byte(2) = 0
Byte(3) = 0
Byte(4) = 156 h_aliases
Byte(5) = 236
Byte(6) = 142
Byte(7) = 9
Byte(8) = 0
Byte(9) = 0
Byte(10) = 0
Byte(11) = 0
Byte(12) = 192 My ip address is 192.168.1.100
Byte(13) = 168
Byte(14) = 1
Byte(15) = 100