CONVERTIR 4 OCTET EN U32

bonjour, je ne comprend la conversion avec la fonction adapter le type qui ne respecte pas le LSB fisrt.
Merci d'avance
De plus pour passer de LSB en MSB y a t il un autre moyen que la conversion en tableau de booléen et l'inversion de celui-ci ?
Ludo
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ConvOctet.vi ‏16 KB

Reversing the array in the case of little endian is fine, other solution are not really simpler. Here is an alternative.
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ArrayToU32.png ‏2 KB

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