Hi,
Can anyone remind me where arcem handles endianess, e.g. when storing
words and then loading bytes. I've had a quick look but can't remember
enough to locate it.
Cheers,
Ralph.
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* Ralph Corderoy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone remind me where arcem handles endianess, e.g. when storing
> words and then loading bytes. I've had a quick look but can't remember
> enough to locate it.
Hi Ralph,
This took me a few minutes to remember - the simple answer is
Hi Dave,
> This took me a few minutes to remember - the simple answer is it
> avoids it for everything internal.
>
> The memory is represented by a *word* array (MEMC.PhysRam) that gets
> accessed by normal C array operations and is thus held in host
> endianness.
Yep, saw that bit.
> Byte acc
