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There are practically no big endian architectures anymore. Little endian is a sensible default. The weird architectures should bare the burden of complexity.
by overgard 4y ago
There are practically no big endian architectures anymore. Little endian is a sensible default. The weird architectures should bare the burden of complexity.
- addaon 4y agoThere are still big-endian-only ARM chips out there, and some of them are basically the only processors in their class (TMS570 in particular); while I wish they were bi-endian, big endian platforms are still alive and well.