Well, yes.I want to know how they are represented in the memory.so basically
I need someone to write them in the same way they are represented in the
memory.The reasin I am sking because I am confused whether the size of word
matters when they are stored in the memory (16 bit or 32 bit).
and Giani, thanx for the website, But I am not looking for the c++ code I
just want to know how place and 11223344 are represented in memory.
for example: int a = 0x5566
little endian: 66 55
big endian: 55 66
see,but how about "place" and "0x11223344"!!
Thanx alot
"Snake" <ha***@rogers.com> wrote in message
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Hey,
where can I ask about little and big endian stuffs? here or another
newsgroup?!
I just need help in representing string c = "place" and long b =
0x11223344 in a 16 bit word memory in the little and big endian format!!
thanx