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Bug #57707 Big-endian vs Little-endian
Submitted: 2007-06-18 05:31 UTC Modified: 2013-02-18 00:35 UTC
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Avg. Score:4.0 ± 0.0
Reproduced:1 of 1 (100.0%)
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From: glenn at europlan dot no Assigned: val (profile)
Status: No Feedback Package: bcompiler (PECL)
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 [2007-06-18 05:31 UTC] glenn at europlan dot no 
Description:
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bcompiler is in most cases used to hide the php code. This is working perfectly.

The only thing I don't like today, is that it doesn't handle endians the same way on different platforms.

Problem: If I compile a php file on a Intel processor, it wont work on Sparc processor (since sparc expect the file to be in big-endian format).

Workaround is to have to set of php files. One for Intel, and one for Sparc.

What I would prefer: The bcompiler sees that the processor is a big-endian processor, it would then convert the bytecode to big-endian style if it sess that the php file is compiled in a little-endinan format.

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 [2007-06-21 05:35 UTC] glenn at europlan dot no 
Os is irrelevant..
 [2009-12-04 13:41 UTC] val@php.net 
Could you suggest some defines that can tell if the system is big-endian (like __x86_64__ that is used to tell of 64-bit)?

I'll probably make bcompiler to always read/write it in little-endian format as of 1.0. But I care about 32-bit vs 64-bit more, which is no so easy to solve...
 [2013-02-18 00:35 UTC] pecl-dev at lists dot php dot net 
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