Thanks both. @Gordon, define 'not going to be especially fast'. In this particular case I'll have 10 second sampling interval and only need to manipulate two of the three elements if I store in a Uint32Array. The first value is used as-is, right from the array. The second two values would be 'deconstructed' from the next 32 bit value.
I'll take a look at Dataview. I had noticed it, but hadn't pursued it yet. Thanks for the tip.
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Thanks both. @Gordon, define 'not going to be especially fast'. In this particular case I'll have 10 second sampling interval and only need to manipulate two of the three elements if I store in a Uint32Array. The first value is used as-is, right from the array. The second two values would be 'deconstructed' from the next 32 bit value.
I'll take a look at Dataview. I had noticed it, but hadn't pursued it yet. Thanks for the tip.