Byteswap SmartScope.Rom.Map structure as needed when marshalling #1
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IScope: added getter for VerticalRange IScope: added getter for AcquisitionMode
The Map structure is stored in little endian format in the FLASH. Thus, if the host is big endian, the structure needs to be byteswapped during marshalling.
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Thanks for this. Can you elaborate on which platform you found this fix to be necessary? I'm mostly curious to understand what you are building 😉 |
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I'm running on Linux/PowerPC (32-bit big endian). |
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The Map structure is stored in little endian format in the FLASH.
Thus, if the host is big endian, the structure needs to be
byteswapped during marshalling.