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    From: jeffgibson@m...<jeffgibson@m...>
    Date: Thu May 20 19:14:10 CEST 2004
    Subject: [openrisc] little-endian or32 binutils
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    Is there a striaghtforward way to build or32-binutils so it produces little-endian
    code? I've tried modifying config scripts and #defines in what seemed to be the
    obvious way, but it didn't work. Looks like it builds a little-endian entry in the
    _bfd_target_vector and it's the selected target, but this entry seems to be ignored.
    The assembler still generates big-endian code.
    I saw in a previous thread that little-endian isn't supported, but it would be "a
    small change". Could someone give me pointer as to what this small change would
    entail? I have some experience with assemblers, but this is my first time inside GNU
    binutils.
    Thanks,
    Jeff

     
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