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On the c compiler provided with the RISC os for their mips
processor, there is an option to toggle between big and
little endian.  cc (-EL/EB)  On our workstations we compile
in big endian, and for our engineering platform we compile
in little endian.

gcc does not apear to have such an option of its command line.
There are #defines that you can use,  it seems, to say which 
type of endianness you want, when you build gcc.

I realy don't want to have two gcc executables (one for big and
one for little endian.)  I'd like a command line argument
to be able to switch between the two.  Is that going to exist
in a future gcc release, or is it posible to hack on the code
to produce big/little endian as definable by the user?

Dan Lambright
dan@gordian.com