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Reads an unsigned 64-bit integer in big-endian order from the underlying reader.
I think the value in the target file is recorded as microsecond and integer.
I don't know what the function read correctly, but I think it is not necessary to read the file in big-endian order.
I think the function may read information about the file itself, not the contents of the file.
I would like you to confirm whether the implementation is valid.
regards,
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@kash203 - I think this would make a better issue if you follow the questions in the issue template. It's unclear from this if you suspect a bug or are asking me to check the logic for a specific function. The code is open source, so you should be able to determine what it's doing by looking at the function.
If instead you suspect a bug in the logic, stating what the issue is and why you believe there's a bug will be more helpful.
Hi,
The point I would like to confirm is below.
rezolus/src/samplers/cpu/mod.rs
Line 357 in 8f726f9
The document about read_u64 is written below.
I think the value in the target file is recorded as microsecond and integer.
I don't know what the function read correctly, but I think it is not necessary to read the file in big-endian order.
I think the function may read information about the file itself, not the contents of the file.
I would like you to confirm whether the implementation is valid.
regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: