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andreev@niisi.msk.ru said:
>  Did anybody test FTL with big  endian CPU? If no, we need to throw
> these macros out. In any case, we have to be  able to configure this
> behaviour.

I didn't test - I think others did though. FTL is defined to be 
little-endian. Why do you say the macros are unusable?

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dwmw2