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Well, you could look at it that way. But the "encoding" is the same encoding that an "int" field in a struct uses, and "decoding" it is a trivial load instructi

by kentonv 10y ago

Well, you could look at it that way. But the "encoding" is the same encoding that an "int" field in a struct uses, and "decoding" it is a trivial load instruction.

lastofus 10y ago
At what point is byte ordering handled?
- kentonv 10y ago
  The format is little-endian, so it's necessary to use a little-endian load instruction, which almost all architectures (including most big-endian architectures) have. (But every widely-used arch these days is LE.)