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Swap endian-ness in tools on big endian hosts #329
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Swap endian-ness in tools on big endian hosts #329
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note we should only need this for big endian systems... either omit, or make it a no-op on little endian host
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Sure. A modern compiler will in fact already turn this code into a no-op on little endian, but I can put an explicitly no-op version inside an
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(Here's what I mean about the compiler fixing this for you, btw: https://godbolt.org/z/3cTdTYGzY)
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Yeah, I figured, I didn't know they all did so so uniformly... still it is clearer, and some maniacs may use -O0.