42Bastian wrote:
> Hi
>> That is interesting because the IAR ARM Compiler gives you the option to set
>> this
>>
>> You are right, the LPC2294 is little endian
>
> There were controllers where you could change this. Maybe the
> NetARM MCUs are big-endian (as this is the byte-order for TCP/IP).

The ARM core itself can be switched to little or big endian format, but
AFAIK the LPC series is fixed to little endian format.

Cheers,
Juri Start a New Thread

Hi

I hate endian modes

On a big military comms project I worked on, someone (not me) assumed the
Intel 386 processor was big endian.

I spent a long time writing stub functions to cure this. 200 people project
(big project)

Regards

Jean-Jacques
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Juri Haberland
Sent: 18 October 2007 13:38
To: l...
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Big endian and Little endian

42Bastian wrote:
> Hi
>> That is interesting because the IAR ARM Compiler gives you the option to
set
>> this
>>
>> You are right, the LPC2294 is little endian
>
> There were controllers where you could change this. Maybe the
> NetARM MCUs are big-endian (as this is the byte-order for TCP/IP).

The ARM core itself can be switched to little or big endian format, but
AFAIK the LPC series is fixed to little endian format.

Cheers,
Juri Start a New Thread