Re: Mac port & endianness

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J. Wren Hunt wrote:
| Robert Olson wrote:
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|>but reversing the order of the bytes in the struct didn't help. I've
|>not yet done a detailed study of what exactly is going on (it doesn't
|>help that I don't have a windows machine here at the moment to  compare
|>intermediate results), but was wondering if anyone has run  into similar
|>issues.
|>
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| You might want to check out: http://www.semanticgap.com/myps/  I believe
| Nolan has worked on some of the same issues.

I've had similar issues, but I don't have a big endian machine to test
on though. I took a crack at it, but still didn't get it. I've been
meaning to look at it again, but I've been busy w/ some other work at
the moment. I'd be open to hearing any secrets that you uncover.

- - Nolan

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