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How to convert one byte (8 bit) to signed integer in JavaScript? - Stack Overflow

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I need to convert one byte into java script signed integer. I have checked this link which converts 2 bytes , but how could I downgrade and convert only one byte?

for example 0x0A would be 10, how about 0xD4?

I need to convert one byte into java script signed integer. I have checked this link which converts 2 bytes , but how could I downgrade and convert only one byte?

for example 0x0A would be 10, how about 0xD4?

Share Improve this question asked Jun 13, 2019 at 9:58 Ehsan Zargar ErshadiEhsan Zargar Ershadi 24.8k18 gold badges67 silver badges95 bronze badges 2
  • parseInt("0xD4", 16) // from 16 bit , parseInt("473", 8) // from 8 bit , parseInt("110011", 2) // from 2 bit , – Arshpreet Wadehra Commented Jun 13, 2019 at 10:01
  • 1 Please read the question carefully, your solution is working only for unsigned values, for some reason I know that 0xD4 should be a negative value – Ehsan Zargar Ershadi Commented Jun 13, 2019 at 10:04
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Javascript handles bitwise operators as signed 32 bit integers.

Knowing this, if you want to sign extend a byte, you need to propagate the top bit of the byte (which indicates the sign) to all of the higher bits in the thirty two bit integer. This can be achieved with:

value << 24 >> 24

What this does is shift the byte to the top of the 32 bit integer, then shift it back down preserving the sign bit.

Similarly, you can sign extend a 16 bit value with:

value << 16 >> 16

This solution converts using 2's plement for negative numbers, which is the standard way negative numbers are encoded.

function unplement(val, bitwidth) {
    var isnegative = val & (1 << (bitwidth - 1));
    var boundary = (1 << bitwidth);
    var minval = -boundary;
    var mask = boundary - 1;
    return isnegative ? minval + (val & mask) : val;
}

unplement(0xFF, 8) returns -1
unplement(0x80, 8) returns -128
unplement(0x7F, 8) returns 127

I came up with this solution:

function convertToSignedInt(signedByte) {
    var sign = signedByte & (1 << 7);
    return (signedByte & 0x7f) * (sign !== 0 ? -1 : 1);
}

Hope it could save others some time. convertToSignedInt(0x81) // returns -1

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