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2006-02-19 01:32:09 +00:00
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// Big-Endian systems save the most significant byte first.
// Sun and Motorola processors, IBM-370s and PDP-10s are big-endian.
// "Network Byte Order" is also know as "Big-Endian Byte Order"
// for example, a 4 byte integer 67305985 is 0x04030201 in hexidecimal.
// x[0] = 0x04
// x[1] = 0x03
// x[2] = 0x02
// x[3] = 0x01
/* Big-Endian systems save the most significant byte first. */
/* Sun and Motorola processors, IBM-370s and PDP-10s are big-endian. */
/* "Network Byte Order" is also know as "Big-Endian Byte Order" */
/* for example, a 4 byte integer 67305985 is 0x04030201 in hexidecimal. */
/* x[0] = 0x04 */
/* x[1] = 0x03 */
/* x[2] = 0x02 */
/* x[3] = 0x01 */
// Little-Endian systems save the least significant byte first.
// The entire Intel x86 family, Vaxes, Alphas and PDP-11s are little-endian.
// for example, a 4 byte integer 67305985 is 0x04030201 in hexidecimal.
// x[0] = 0x01
// x[1] = 0x02
// x[2] = 0x03
// x[3] = 0x04
/* Little-Endian systems save the least significant byte first. */
/* The entire Intel x86 family, Vaxes, Alphas and PDP-11s are little-endian. */
/* for example, a 4 byte integer 67305985 is 0x04030201 in hexidecimal. */
/* x[0] = 0x01 */
/* x[1] = 0x02 */
/* x[2] = 0x03 */
/* x[3] = 0x04 */
int big_endian(void)
{