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Add gbytesc8() and sbytesc8() to handle 64-bit ints, so that we can use a 64-bit int in the index files. #605

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@edwardhartnett edwardhartnett commented Feb 6, 2024

Fixes #600
Part of #550

Add gbytesc8() and sbytesc8() to handle 64-bit ints, so that we can use a 64-bit int in the index files.

@edwardhartnett edwardhartnett changed the title more work on index Add gbytesc8() and sbytesc8() to handle 64-bit ints, so that we can use a 64-bit int in the index files. Feb 7, 2024
@edwardhartnett edwardhartnett marked this pull request as ready for review February 7, 2024 13:54
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Stand by, some intel-only problem.

And this is why we love unit tests!

@edwardhartnett edwardhartnett marked this pull request as ready for review February 7, 2024 17:39
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OK, I just forgot to make a constant in the test code 8-bytes! Now everything works. This PR is ready for review.

@edwardhartnett edwardhartnett merged commit ac29507 into develop Feb 7, 2024
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g2_sbytesc() does not work for arrays of 64-bit ints
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