OK thanks.  
 
[On big-endian platforms, you may be forgetting System Z.]
 
Mike


 

No, it runs on Intel these days. Besides Power and Sparc there are not many
big endian platforms anymore. ARM can do both, but runs little endian mostly
the days.
Moritz


On Wed, Aug 17, 2016, 06:09 Mike Cowlishaw <[email protected]> wrote:



[Off-topic side-question.]

I had (and still have) a virtual machine with a stand-alone Darwin operating
system, because it was the only big-endian PC operating system that I could
find for testing arithmetic code that was endian-sensitive.

Just wondering if it is still big-endian?

Mike

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