User specified ByteOrder ignored in method Memory::wrap(byte[], int, int, ByteOrder)

[leerho]

The user specified ByteOrder was ignored and overwritten by ByteOrder.nativeOrder().

Although ByteOrder is irrelevant for byte array operations, this method sets the byte order for subsequent method calls. If the user specified Big Endian order in this method and then followed it with getLong(..), for example, the returned ByteOrder would be Little Endian.

This is fixed in version 3.0.0.

[leerho]

Version 3.0.0 is now released. This issue is closed.