Hay gang, something that nags me is that we don't have a big-endian architecture we regularly build on. It would be nice to throw one(+) into the build cluster so we can try to catch any byte-ordering bugs that creep in. I used to build the code on a Sun V100, but that machine went away when I moved back onto the boat. Do any of you have gear with the one true (:-)) byte order we could add to the build cluster? E.g. a pair of 32/64-bit Sparc boxes would be great. Or PPC. Or even MIPS-BE if anyone keeps that sort of thing running these days. We could probably do this under an emulator, but real hardware is 1) accurate by definition, and 2) *much* faster. --lyndon
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