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Status for liblsl/1.18.0.b2-2

Patch	Description	Author	Forwarded	Bugs	Origin	Last update
0001-tests-make-the-tcpserver-test-big-endian-clean.patch	tests: make the tcpserver test big-endian clean The tcpserver unit test hard-codes little-endian byte patterns and reads a wire length prefix through a host-order pointer cast, so it fails on big-endian hosts (e.g. s390x). The library itself is endian-correct; only the test fixtures assume a little-endian host. This patch contains two fixes: * check_streamfeed_100_response() reads the 2-byte info-length prefix of the portable binary archive via reinterpret_cast<const uint16_t>. The portable archive always serialises integers little-endian on the wire, so on a big-endian host this reads the length byte-swapped (e.g. 0x7102 instead of 0x0271), making the subsequent size check fail. Decode the two bytes explicitly as little-endian instead. * The "basic" string-channel case compares against TESTPAT_TIMESTAMP, the little-endian encoding of the timestamp double. String streams carry zero-size values, so the server performs no endian conversion and emits the timestamp in host byte order; the expected pattern must therefore be byte-reversed on big-endian hosts. No behavioural changes on little-endian hosts.	Christopher Obbard <obbardc@debian.org>	yes			2026-06-28