C: translate int_32 to 8-bit

[quant]

hello,
So, if I converting ip address from 8-bit to int_32 type.
address = (((((ip[0]<<8)+ip[1])<<8)+ip[2])<<8)+ip[3];
But, which's way reverse that?
I tried this way

for (;i<4; ++i) id[i] = (address >> (i*8)) & 0xFF;
printf("%u\n", id[i]);

However. I've got a value prefix where has been that ip-address.
How to do converting value from int_32 to 8-bit?

[helios]

id[3-i]=...

[quant]

id[3-i]=...

Hm, I think what it's mistake, see to that...
If I doing whatever like this

for (address=first_address; address<first_address+hosts; ++address){
printf("%u\n\n", address);
for (;i<3; i++) id[i] = (address >> (i*8)) & 0xFF;
printf("%u\n", id[i]);
}

I've got it crazy of result

3232240640

0
3232240641

0
3232240642

0
3232240643

0

But I expect something like this

3232240640
192.168.20.0
3232240641
192.168.20.1
3232240642
192.168.20.2
3232240643
192.168.20.3