Replace (void*) with EXR_CONST_CAST in extract_attr_float_vector - #2593
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The fix in AcademySoftwareFoundation#2582 obscured the const cast. Better to make it obvious that const is being cast away here, as it is in the `scratch->sequential_read` call a few lines before. This simply shuffles the bytes on the data just read into the const float* array on big-endian machines. Signed-off-by: Cary Phillips <seabeepea@gmail.com>
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The fix in #2582 obscured the const cast. Better to make it obvious that const is being cast away here, as it is in the
scratch->sequential_readcall a few lines before.There's no functionality change here, just a clearer way of specifying the cast.
The call in question simply shuffles the bytes on the data just read into the const float* array on big-endian machines, which is why the const cast is acceptable in the first place.