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Marc Roessler

11/26/2008 9:28 AM

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which byte order is used on Jade CPU?

Hi,

does anyone know which byte order QNX uses on the Jade CPU?
I'm asking because afaik, the ARM CPU can be configured which byte
order to use. Is this used by the BSP?
This would be important to know because we are thinking about connecting a Jade CPU with a BigEndian-Type-CPU via QNet..
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Greetings
 Marc

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