does this extension gives same output as readUInt32BE() in javascript ??
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<Buffer 7b af 0d 74 a4 0e 8d 16 6f 17 41 8f e2 04 fb 3d a5 c8 cd 71 e7 46 ed 7b 0e 11 fd f3 c4 5f d9 98 ac 57 fe 7c 0d 8f 96 37 fc ad a0 80 59 b1 3c f5 41 ac ... >
This is what it's giving , can i achieve this using your UInt32Array function ???
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The issue names the UInt32Array function and JavaScript's readUInt32BE(), using the supplied buffer output as an example. Start by locating the UInt32Array implementation and comparing its behavior with readUInt32BE(); the work is done when the equivalence is established or the required behavior is clearly identified.
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