Re: bigendian
If you know the type of data stored in these files, then you can swap
the bytes to restore little-endian ordering. It may not be elegant, but
it is fairly easy to do with a small program:
Assuming you have 4 bytes integers and reals only, then:
For each number:
- read 4 characters (each byte is then stored in a single character)
- swap these characters
- write them to another file
The converted file will be little-endian.
Regards,
Arjen
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