Float32Array in little-endian byte order.
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This project provides a typed array constructor for working with single-precision floating-point numbers in little-endian byte order. It's designed for developers working with memory buffers that require consistent little-endian ordering, such as when interfacing with WebAssembly memory or handling binary data across different platforms. The library offers methods for creating, accessing, and manipulating Float32ArrayLE instances, with special attention to maintaining little-endian byte order regardless of the host platform's native byte order.
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Return a typed array constructor for creating typed arrays stored in little-endian byte order.
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