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Mostly done with:
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find -name "*_impl.h" | xargs sed -i -r '/(void forecast|int work|int general_work|bool check_topology)\(/{:back /\)/b nxt;N;b back;:nxt s/\)$|\)(;)/) override\1/g}'
```
Then I removed an incorrect `work` that this found.
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The existing block combinations of complex-to-ichar/ichar-to-complex
and complex-to-ishort/ishort-to-complex was not exposing a scale
factor to the UI (it was hard-coded at 1.0) which prevented the blocks
from being used with voltage-based inputs and outputs, for example
a -127 to 127 byte input would be mapped directly to the same value
as a float. The same was true in reverse and there were notes in
the code about FIX clipping. Adding the scale factor provides a
mechanism for the user to appropriately fix the clipping and scale
the conversion correctly. Additional documentation was added to
the block yml to provide guidance to users on how to appropriately
select the scale factor for their use case, and the default value
was set to 1.0 for backward compatibility.
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We should be more careful about letting these into the code in the future. In emacs, we can use (add-hook 'before-save-hook 'delete-trailing-whitespace).
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match interleaved_short_to_complex
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