The int decoder does the same work as its corresponding uint decoder
before encoding the integer in Two's complement. We can re-use the
uint decoder instead of writing the same code in the corresponding int
decoder.
Instead of Shifting bits and masking in order to extract a subset of
the bits Lisp provides the function LBD, which allows us to extract a
number of bits from an integer. This approach is more direct,
communicates the intent better and allows the compiler to do less work.
encode-int32 and decode-int32 should work for allegro, using a patch from Vincent Akkermans.
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extended timetag support, including a first attempt at using (get-universal-time)
for timestamping. still not ntp compatible.
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openmcl version of decode-float32 uses decode-uint32 for correct negative float values.
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A green micaceous mineral occurring in minute scales. Various 'declares' for speed, safety and cluttering. Small bug fixes and optimi[sz]ations.
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removed the 'osc-' prefix from most of the function names and packaged it as :osc
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