>
> Sorry I wasn't clear enough there. BigEndianLong is a long on
> PowerPC and a struct on Intel. Here's the Intel definition, from
> Endian.h:
>
> struct BigEndianLong {
> long bigEndianValue;
> };
> typedef struct BigEndianLong BigEndianLong;
>
> So you want to swap theKeys[1].bigEndianValue on little-endian
> systems, not theKeys[1].
Ouch!
I guess it's way to late to get it changed now, but that strikes me as exactly the sort of thing that will be a pain.
There's no real reason *why* it has to be a struct rather than just a long, I guess, but it forces us to use target specific code and to know the detail of the underlying implementation. Seems a shame. If it was just a long, we could simply call htonl() (for example) and get the Right Thing on *any* architecture.
Oh well.
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