>> Tbh, I'd just assume that in all these formats, being tight-packing by
>> default, std::complex<float> can just be represented by the equivalent
>> of struct {float re; float im;} complex;.
I haven't delved into the code, but do you know if it handles properly
architecture differences between sender and receiver ?
Things like 32b long vs 64b long and little endian vs big endian ?
Because the message end up send across network, this matters, there
historically has been at least one instance of a bug because PMT was
not resilient to that when exchanging data between a x86_64 PC and an
E310 for instance.
Cheers,
Sylvain
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