Hey guys, No bugs here - I just have a question for the mzXML format experts. I've been trying to learn about the format these days and I'm a little bit stuck on the data encoding. The mzXML 2.1 specification states that data should be encoded from IEEE float to Network binary to Base 64, however when I decode the data I am able to retrieve proper numbers without applying a network to host conversion. Wikipedia lists network data as big endian, but from my results it would appear that my ReAdW-generated mzXML file contains little-endian data encoded directly into base 64 (so basically skipping the host to network conversion step which should be required according to the specification). Am I correct in this assessment or am I missing something here? Any clarifications would help greatly.
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