Your explanation here is too abstract for me, so I don't understand. But if you're trying to say that the 16-bit-ness of the value is documented - e.g. float function(int sixtee…

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Hi everyone. It's been a really long time since I've been part of this community, but I can think of no forums I've liked better than this. Fair warning - I posted this on… Forum_Topic

Hi everyone. It's been a really long time since I've been part of this community, but I can think of no forums I've liked better than this. Fair warning - I posted this on…

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I'm about to begin work on the Linux portion of my input system. For keyboard/mouse input, I'm undecided if I should use XCB/Xlib or if I should use the kernel input dir… Forum_Topic

I'm about to begin work on the Linux portion of my input system. For keyboard/mouse input, I'm undecided if I should use XCB/Xlib or if I should use the kernel input dir…

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Assuming you're even performing a calculation on it. Assume that you're reading a wave file and sending the data to a multimedia API.  That's just one example; there are ma… Forum Reply

Assuming you're even performing a calculation on it. Assume that you're reading a wave file and sending the data to a multimedia API.  That's just one example; there are ma…

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Your explanation here is too abstract for me, so I don't understand. But if you're trying to say that the …

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Assuming you're even performing a calculation on it. Assume that you're reading a wave file and sending the data to …

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You need to know the precise size of types in order to correctly interpret binary data.   Yes, for reading …

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