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I was looking at the Endian section to find fixed endian integers, but I later realized that they are located in unaligned_type. That makes sense when you know how they work, but it doesn't when you don't :)
Maybe it could be a good idea to add a note in Endian to point people in the right direction. Something like
If you are looking for fixed endian integers like le_int16_t or be_uint32_t you can find them in unaligned_type.
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I was looking at the Endian section to find fixed endian integers, but I later realized that they are located in
unaligned_type
. That makes sense when you know how they work, but it doesn't when you don't :)Maybe it could be a good idea to add a note in Endian to point people in the right direction. Something like
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: