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XENIX Programming C Language Portability Byte Ordering Summary The following conventions are used in Tables A-1 and A-2 below: aO The lowest physically addressed byte of the data item. a1 has a byte address aO + 1, and so on. bO The least significant byte of the data item, b1 being the next least significant, and so on. Note that any program that actually makes use of the following information is guaranteed to be nonportable. Table A-1. Byte Ordering for Short Types CPU Byte Order aO a1 8086 bO b1 80286 bO b1 PDP-11 bO b1 VAX-11 bO b1 M68000 b1 bO Z8000 b1 bO Table A-2. Byte Ordering for Long Types CPU Byte Order aO al a2 a3 8086 bO bl b2 b3 80286 bO bl b2 b3 PDP-11 b2 b3 bO b1 VAX-11 bO bl b2 b3 M68000 b3 b2 b1 bO Z8000 b3 b2 b1 bO A-13
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CHAPTER 6 adb: PROGRAM DEBUGGER adb
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