🚀 go-pugleaf

We're trying to write code that takes into account byte order of  
potential platforms.  Apparently, things aren't as simple as  
"Big-Endian", "Little-Endian", so I'm taking an informal poll of  
various CPU's byte orders.

Could people compile the following program and mail back the output?   
I'm particularly interested in the various Intel families, Sparc's,  
Mips, and RS-6000's.  Also, if you think you have a particularly  
wierd processor, give this a run on it.

I.e.,  please run the program this way:

% test | od -x

Thanks!

Henry Flurry
Imagine Multimedia, Inc.

*** Program ***

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>


char a[16],b[8] = { 0x11, 0x22, 0x33, 0x44, 0x55, 0x66, 0x77, 0x88 }  
;
void *p = b, *q = a;

main()
{
  memset(q,0,16);  *(short *)q = *(short *)p;	 
fwrite(q,16,1,stdout);
  memset(q,0,16);  *(long *)q = *(long *)p;		 
fwrite(q,16,1,stdout);
  memset(q,0,16);  *(float *)q = *(float *)p;	 
fwrite(q,16,1,stdout);
  memset(q,0,16);  *(double *)q = *(double *)p;	 
fwrite(q,16,1,stdout);
}