I just downloaded the new version of the compiler (8.51) and it has
changed the way the memory get represented, before in 8.01 was
reading it as little endian and now it is big endian.
ANy body has seen this before?
Olga
little endian vs big endian
Started by ●June 3, 2004
Reply by ●June 3, 20042004-06-03
rhina1999 wrote:
>I just downloaded the new version of the compiler (8.51) and it has
>changed the way the memory get represented, before in 8.01 was
>reading it as little endian and now it is big endian.
>ANy body has seen this before?
>Olga >
Like mainframes do! Its great. Dont?
;)
--
German Pablo Gentile
(From Argentina)
>I just downloaded the new version of the compiler (8.51) and it has
>changed the way the memory get represented, before in 8.01 was
>reading it as little endian and now it is big endian.
>ANy body has seen this before?
>Olga >
Like mainframes do! Its great. Dont?
;)
--
German Pablo Gentile
(From Argentina)
Reply by ●June 3, 20042004-06-03
To the best of my knowledge, we have not changed the representation of
numbers in memory from little endian to big endian. What are you looking
at that makes you think there's been a change? (In DC 8.51, we did fix an
"off-by-one" data placement bug that effectively moved all data "up" by one
byte within the data org. For most, the only effect of this fix is to
actually use what was previously a wasted byte at the top of the data org.)
At 09:03 AM 6/3/2004, you wrote:
>I just downloaded the new version of the compiler (8.51) and it has
>changed the way the memory get represented, before in 8.01 was
>reading it as little endian and now it is big endian.
>ANy body has seen this before?
>Olga
numbers in memory from little endian to big endian. What are you looking
at that makes you think there's been a change? (In DC 8.51, we did fix an
"off-by-one" data placement bug that effectively moved all data "up" by one
byte within the data org. For most, the only effect of this fix is to
actually use what was previously a wasted byte at the top of the data org.)
At 09:03 AM 6/3/2004, you wrote:
>I just downloaded the new version of the compiler (8.51) and it has
>changed the way the memory get represented, before in 8.01 was
>reading it as little endian and now it is big endian.
>ANy body has seen this before?
>Olga
