SofaBuffers TypeScript - v0.11.0
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    Function fp32RawBytes

    • A fresh 4-byte companion holding one fp32 word's wire image: the four little-endian bytes of its 32-bit word, byte k in bits 8*k.

      Generated-layer support, not a codec path: an fp32 field whose value is a NaN cannot be re-encoded from the number a JS host stored it in — the host normalizes the payload bits — so the generated message keeps the four raw wire bytes beside the value and re-emits those (MESSAGE_SPEC §6.5). What the decoder hands over is the 32-bit word, because a number costs nothing to pass where the byte view it replaced was an allocation per value and a borrowed slice §6.7 forbids; turning that word back into bytes is this function, and it is the same four shifts for every schema (ARCHITECTURE §8).

      One function and not two. An into(out, off, bits) flavour beside it would be the natural companion — it is what the fp32 array path would want — but that path was retired before this one moved here (§6.7 killed the view), so the whole family builds this companion per NaN scalar and nothing else calls it. Public API with no consumer drifts, so there is exactly one entry point and it allocates: the allocation is per NaN, not per field.

      Parameters

      • bits: number

      Returns Uint8Array