MALTAB reader added + SIZEOF issues fixed #1
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All SIZEOFs had been changed to constant numbers to be consistent with what have been stated in documentation.
Replace all SIZEOFs with constant numbers in order to be consistent with documentation.
Matlab Spro file reader.
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In documentations we have:
"The compulsory fixed length header is a 10 byte binary header containing the feature vector dimension(5) (unsigned short = 2 bytes), a flag describing the content of the feature vector (long = 4 bytes) and the frame rate in Hz (float = 4 bytes)"
which is not consistent with implementation. SIZEOF_LONG is not 4 in all platforms and causes header to be not consistent with documentation. If header is to be "fixed length", no platform dependent sizeof instruction should be used.