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§ 2.2 "Writing bits to a bit stream" does not define what a value is. This is required to know how to interpret the bits and the maximum number of bits that can be written to the stream from said value.
A single value type can be generally defined for the bit stream (e.g., int32_t >= 0), or the encodings that use the bit stream (e.g., beta) can describe their own appropriate value types.
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This is in regard to CRAM format specification (version 3.1) (2024-09-04).
§ 2.2 "Writing bits to a bit stream" does not define what a value is. This is required to know how to interpret the bits and the maximum number of bits that can be written to the stream from said value.
A single value type can be generally defined for the bit stream (e.g.,
int32_t
>= 0), or the encodings that use the bit stream (e.g., beta) can describe their own appropriate value types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: