Oliver Jowett wrote:
I suppose so. I'd point out that the NIO byteorder info is really just
an optimization hint -- the rest of the NIO API is byteorder agnostic,
regardless of what the native byteorder is.
The rest of the NIO API is not agnostic. A java.nio.ByteBuffer is big
endian by default and can be changed using the order method. This is the
mechanism you'd use to implement I/O that can handle either endian type.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
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