How'S this? const conversionStorage = new ArrayBuffer(4); const f32View = new Float32Array(conversionStorage); const

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How'S this? const conversionStorage = new ArrayBuffer(4); const f32View = new Float32Array(conversionStorage); const

u32View = new Uint32Array(conversionStorage);
function u32ToF32(x) {
u32View[0] = x;
return f32View[0];
}
function f32ToU32(x) {
f32View[0] = x;
return u32View[0];
}

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Thomas

This is a more manual way to do the same thing I think, but the way to avoid allocations is to reuse the buffer in both cases, the buffer should just live forever or be a parameter to the conversion functions

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Thomas
This is a more manual way to do the same thing I t...

The buffer is a global variable and reused.

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Thomas

You want DataView

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