On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 08:46:11PM +0200, Nicolas wrote:
> Warning, MIPS are little endian & big endian. They are able to do the
> both modes.
>
> So the autotools can't determine the endianness.
In my tests with the GNU toolchains at least, autotools' endian checks
did succeed. Whether that will end up with valid binaries, I don't know
since I don't have MIPS hardware to test on. It also appeared that
the two different compilers (mips and mipsel) had different endianness.
Surely this is a compiler level issue, no? Is it normal for a single
compiler to produce a MIPS binary that runs in both big and little endian
modes? I don't have enough MIPS experience to know, but that would be
a surprise to me.
- Chris
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