Actually, not that horrible, thanks to sed
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* \details It makes use of the getEntry call of this function, but additionally flips the
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* bytes to big endian, which is the default for external communication (as House-
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* keeping telemetry). To achieve this, the data is copied directly to the passed
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* buffer, if it fits in the given max_size.
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* buffer, if it fits in the given maxSize.
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* \param buffer A pointer to a buffer to write to
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* \param writtenBytes The number of bytes written is returned with this value.
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* \param max_size The maximum size that the function may write to buffer.
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* \param maxSize The maximum size that the function may write to buffer.
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* \return - \c RETURN_OK if entry could be acquired
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* - \c RETURN_FAILED else.
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*/
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ReturnValue_t getEntryEndianSafe(uint8_t *buffer, uint32_t *size,
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uint32_t max_size);
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uint32_t maxSize);
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/**
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* With this method, the content can be set from a big endian buffer safely.
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* @param buffer Pointer to the data to set
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