Language features and reinterpret casts
BCS
none at anon.com
Tue Sep 21 07:00:21 PDT 2010
Hello Don,
> BCS wrote:
>
>> Hello Don,
>>
>> How would that work? Can a system store ints big-endian and floats
>> little-endian?
>>
> Not sure. My limited understanding is that with on PowerPC, Altivec
> can
> use big-endian floats, even when the PPC is set to little-endian mode.
> Could be wrong, though.
> In any case, for 80-bit reals, there is no int which is the same size.
So how tightly can we define it without losing to much? If we define a union
where all the members are of the same size to, overplayed exactly and requiter
the to consistent use of big/little-endian, would that make anything horribly
inefficient? Even if that rules out PPC vector ops, I don't think that would
be a big issue.
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