On 2009/11/10 22:36, Metyl Methylius wrote:
> I've got it ! I've worked on big endian platform for about 3 years and never
> realized there is such
> a no difference from register point of view :)
:) Looks good now, let's hope it really works on BE as I expect it.
It's merged.
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I've got it ! I've worked on big endian platform for about 3 years and never
realized there is such
a no difference from register point of view :)
metyl
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From: Metyl Methylius
Date: Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 9:15 PM
Subject: Fwd: [Musicpd-dev-team] null_encoder
So you telling me that the code for both cases is the same ?
cited from wiki: "Big-endian:
The most significant byte (MSB) value, is stored at the memory location with
the lowest address". Thats ((value) & 0xFF;)
This value is set to zero an therefor is not used in expression.
Next the LSB is stor
