On Apr 16, 2006, at 2:02 AM, Rick Mann wrote:
On Apr 15, 2006, at 23:53 , Russell Shaw wrote:
it is the same as foo & 4095. If endian mattered, you'd have to
change every
number in your program to compile it on a different endian machine.
Yes, of course. It makes sense, I just needed the sanity check.
Endian does matter and you have to compensate for every machine you
target. Look for macros for "network byte order", these are big-
endian and when used on a big-endian machine the data falls thru and
nothing is done, but on a little-endian machine the bytes get re-
ordered.
Just off hand I don't find any endian macros in avr-gcc.
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