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Its important to use a signed cast when converting float to int.
Then assign that signed int to an unsigned type of the same width.
Its undefined behaviour when converting a negative float to an unsigned int.
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given performance benchmarks involving the converter,
when the driver is also doing other things
sc8 conversions will still involve tables since
no SIMD implementations exist yet
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1) this was registered as the sc8 to sc16 converter,
probably messed that up as well
2) the cast to index was wrong, now unit test passes
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The htonx only takes unsigned integers, cast the int16 to uint16.
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removed convert args
added simd level
got orc and neon updated
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(endianness backwards).
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