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glibc and others have an endian.h header that contains a __BYTE_ORDER macro, which can be used to determine endianness. The header might also be called sys/endian.h on some systems.
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Also cleans up the patches a little bit, in the form they were submitted upstream. References: libogdi/ogdi#1 References: libogdi/ogdi#2 References: libogdi/ogdi#3 References: libogdi/ogdi#4 References: libogdi/ogdi#5 Fixes: bug #371389, bug #632265, bug #639112
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What about Windows builds ? |
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glibc and others have an endian.h header that contains a __BYTE_ORDER macro,
which can be used to determine endianness. The header might also be called
sys/endian.h on some systems.