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That can't be correct, since I remember running Windows NT 4 on a PowerPC system.

• tesseract 16y ago
  PowerPC (except PPC970 aka G5, as I recall) is bi-endian (configurable endianness); so are Alpha and Itanium which also had Windows NT ports.
  • froydnj 16y ago
    Alpha is most definitely not a bi-endian architecture; it's little-endian only. PowerPC chips can be either, but the vast, vast majority are big endian.
    • kinetik 16y ago
      Incorrect. The Cray T3E used Alpha processors in big-endian mode.