On Fri, 22 May 2009 13:36:11 +, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson
bod...@gmail.com wrote:
Regarding the endianess, I had a problem some 13 years ago with some
UNIX software that was supposed to work on Linux. It did not. I sent a
query to an Icelandic guy on the Basic Linux Training list I
subscribed to
Wow! What an education for a Friday ;)
I remember playing with DEC PDP-11's when I was a kid visiting my
father's office. I used to play some pseudo-DD command line game and
fool around with some graphics software that would draw overlapping
circles fill them with a limited palette of colours
Now I finally understand and, consequently revoke my warning words
against using 'endianess' in a manual. :D
What? I understand it, why shouldn't everyone else? :-/
Böðvar
-- Enlightened on a Friday
2009/5/22 Jeremy H. Griffith jer...@omsys.com:
On Fri, 22 May 2009 13:36:11 +, Bodvar
On Fri, 22 May 2009 13:36:11 +, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson
wrote:
>Regarding the "endianess", I had a problem some 13 years ago with some
>UNIX software that was supposed to work on Linux. It did not. I sent a
>query to an Icelandic guy on the "Basic Linux Training" list I
>subscribed to and he
Wow! What an education for a Friday ;>)
I remember playing with DEC PDP-11's when I was a kid visiting my
father's office. I used to play some pseudo-D command line game and
fool around with some graphics software that would draw overlapping
circles & fill them with a limited palette of colours
Now I finally understand and, consequently revoke my warning words
against using 'endianess' in a manual. :D
What? I understand it, why shouldn't everyone else? :-/
B??var
-- Enlightened on a Friday
2009/5/22 Jeremy H. Griffith :
> On Fri, 22 May 2009 13:36:11 +, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson
>
