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Subject: Re: 64bit integer problem?
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Neil Bradley wrote:

> ARM Isn't a big endian architecture -  it's little endian by default.

According to the ARM reference manual there is no default endianess. It
rather says that it is implementation defined whether the machine supports
little endian or big endian, or even both.

Björn