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Testing against southern hemisphere LRRP test data indicates that the LRRP latitude field is composed of a leading hemisphere flag followed by a 31-bit integer. This is different than test data indicates for the longitude value, which reflects the field containing a two's complement 32-bit integer.
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…ude value as a 1-bit hemisphere flag followed by a 31-bit integer. Previously, this field was parsed as a 32-bit two's complement field.
There may be two separate formats that are used for LRRP position fields where one treats the value as a two's complement field and the other as a 1-bit hemisphere indicator followed by a 31-bit positive integer. If so, we'll need to expose a user-selectable flag to toggle one format or the other.
For now, this change won't impact any Northern hemisphere users.
…ude value as a 1-bit hemisphere flag followed by a 31-bit integer. Previously, this field was parsed as a 32-bit two's complement field. (#1119)
There may be two separate formats that are used for LRRP position fields where one treats the value as a two's complement field and the other as a 1-bit hemisphere indicator followed by a 31-bit positive integer. If so, we'll need to expose a user-selectable flag to toggle one format or the other.
For now, this change won't impact any Northern hemisphere users.
Co-authored-by: Dennis Sheirer <dsheirer@github.com>
Testing against southern hemisphere LRRP test data indicates that the LRRP latitude field is composed of a leading hemisphere flag followed by a 31-bit integer. This is different than test data indicates for the longitude value, which reflects the field containing a two's complement 32-bit integer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: