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An array of int8 28 values long will give you 224 bits. This is the usual approach to storing a binary blob such as your RadarDetection type.
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An array of int8 28 values long will give you 224 bits. This is the usual approach to storing a binary blob such as your RadarDetection type. It will be presented as a boost::array of int8_t, which you can get the raw pointer to and read into your data type.
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An array of int8 28 values long will give you 224 bits. This is the usual approach to storing a binary blob such as your RadarDetection type. It will be presented as a boost::array of int8_t, which you can get the raw pointer to and read into your data type.type. See the msg data types page for more information.
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