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We've encountered a problem where the shape of one of the dimensions of a numpy array was set to be >2^32, which it shouldn't be. This was solved by casting to 32-bit, which would then ignore the 32 msb bits. However, this cannot be done for all of the struct values from Python, as some of the sizes are larger than 32-bit.
To solve this, we should implement macros for proper handling of these values. It would also have the added benefit of less boilerplate code.
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We've encountered a problem where the shape of one of the dimensions of a numpy array was set to be >2^32, which it shouldn't be. This was solved by casting to 32-bit, which would then ignore the 32 msb bits. However, this cannot be done for all of the struct values from Python, as some of the sizes are larger than 32-bit.
To solve this, we should implement macros for proper handling of these values. It would also have the added benefit of less boilerplate code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: