64 bit architectures and C/C++
Ken Turkowski
turk at Apple.COM
Tue May 7 04:29:53 AEST 1991
rli at buster.stafford.tx.us (Buster Irby) writes:
>An Intel or BIG_ENDIAN machine stores the
>bytes in reverse order, while a Motorolla or LITTLE_ENDIAN
>machine stores the bytes in normal order (High to low).
You've got this perfectly reversed. Motorola is a BIG_ENDIAN machine,
and Intel is a LITTLE_ENDIAN machine. Additionally, there is no
such thing as "normal".
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