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Scratch.HTF
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Universal binary format for waveform storage
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http://github.com/brycecherry75/UniversalAWGBIN
- I am currently seeking input from potential users.
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No comment on the format itself, since
https://xkcd.com/927/
But this "all values are in big-endian form (Least Significant Byte first)" is a contradicting statement. LSB first is LE. And quite obviously LE is the best order for binary files like this.
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What's the use case, more specifically? The docs in github say it's for AWG waveform storage. I'm curious to know the ways you think people might use this format.
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