Fix: Cast shift operand to uint to comply with Go's type requirements #6
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Description
Problem
The current implementation of the
alaw.go
andulaw.go
files usesint16
type for shift operations, which causes compilation errors in newer versions of Go. The error messages are as follows:Solution
This pull request addresses the issue by casting the shift operands to
uint
, ensuring compliance with Go's requirement for unsigned integer types in shift operations.Changes
In
alaw.go
:In
ulaw.go
:Impact
These changes resolve the compilation errors without altering the logic of the code. It ensures compatibility with current and future versions of Go that enforce stricter type checking for shift operations.
Testing
The modifications have been tested locally, and the package now compiles successfully without any errors related to shift operations.
Additional Notes
This fix is necessary for users trying to use this package with recent Go versions. It maintains the original functionality while adhering to Go's language specifications.
I appreciate your time in reviewing this pull request. Please let me know if you need any further information or if you'd like me to make any additional changes.