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At least historically windows have had big-endian versions as both SPARC and Itanium use big endian.
by tjoff 5y ago
At least historically windows have had big-endian versions as both SPARC and Itanium use big endian.
- electroly 5y agoItanium can be configured to run in either endianness (it's "bi-endian"). Windows on Itanium always ran in little-endian mode and did not support big-endian mode. The same was true of PowerPC. Windows never ran in big-endian mode on any architecture.