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Only use 48 bits for encoding timestamps and 32 bits for encoding thread IDs in RawEvent in order to make it smaller. #86

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Only use 48 bits for encoding timestamps and 32 bits for encoding thread IDs in RawEvent in order to make it smaller. #86

merged 2 commits into from Nov 15, 2019

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  1. Only use 48 bits for encoding timestamps and 32 bits for encoding thr… 

    …ead IDs in RawEvent in order to make it smaller.
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    michaelwoerister committed Nov 15, 2019
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  2. Always encode events in little endian format so the file is platform … 

    …independent.
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    michaelwoerister committed Nov 15, 2019
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