use of java.nio.ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN in project aeron by real-logic.
the class ArchiveTool method createVerifyEntryProcessor.
private static CatalogEntryProcessor createVerifyEntryProcessor(final PrintStream out, final File archiveDir, final Set<VerifyOption> options, final Catalog catalog, final Checksum checksum, final EpochClock epochClock, final MutableInteger errorCount, final ActionConfirmation<File> truncateOnPageStraddle) {
final ByteBuffer buffer = BufferUtil.allocateDirectAligned(FILE_IO_MAX_LENGTH_DEFAULT, CACHE_LINE_LENGTH);
buffer.order(LITTLE_ENDIAN);
final DataHeaderFlyweight headerFlyweight = new DataHeaderFlyweight(buffer);
return (recordingDescriptorOffset, headerEncoder, headerDecoder, descriptorEncoder, descriptorDecoder) -> verifyRecording(out, archiveDir, options, catalog, checksum, epochClock, errorCount, truncateOnPageStraddle, headerFlyweight, recordingDescriptorOffset, headerEncoder, headerDecoder, descriptorEncoder, descriptorDecoder);
}
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