An app that binds to "all local addresses" when it opens a socket doesn't do so in an order as such. The question is more about the way the function decides which address to return when you ask what it is... It should probably return all the addresses in a list in fact. The ordering of that list is probably to do with either the order the NICs were registered with the kernel at boot (old eth0, eth1 behaviour), or alphabetical based on the NIC name.
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