Force 32-bit integer for data stream that expects it#439
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@ehpor thinking about it, does it make a difference if I force the data stream to be created for 64-bit integers, or if I force all integers on that data stream to be 32-bit? Any general thoughts that would motivate one or the other? |
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Bug found while working on capsule.
Python's
int()function returns a 64-bit integer on the capsule Linux machine, which trips up the service when it gets fed into a data stream that expects a 32-bit integer. This forces it to 32-bit upon submission into said data stream.Tested on hardware and works.