> Now, if you don’t have an actual need to port the app to a big endian architecture, maybe eliminating endianness bugs is just pursuing theoretical purity with

> Now, if you don’t have an actual need to port the app to a big endian architecture, maybe eliminating endianness bugs is just pursuing theoretical purity without any practical benefit. But if we are talking about a hobby project (as opposed to work), what’s wrong with that? I like that idea. NetBSD focuses heavily on portability, and using less common architectures during testing should help ironing out weird bugs that would otherwise affect portability.