Bool32 is defined as a 32 bit primitive but no methods of any kind are available so some functions that use this argument are difficult to use. Is there a specific reason for this? Couldn't Bool32 be defined as a Int32?
Replace the line in NIDAQ.jl
primitive type Bool32<:Integer 32 end
with
const Bool32 = Int32
Paulo
Bool32 is defined as a 32 bit primitive but no methods of any kind are available so some functions that use this argument are difficult to use. Is there a specific reason for this? Couldn't Bool32 be defined as a Int32?
Replace the line in NIDAQ.jl
primitive type Bool32<:Integer 32 endwith
const Bool32 = Int32Paulo