+Last revised: April 04, 2013 at 04:42:37 GMT |
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++ The comprehensiveness of this library would not be possible without the existance + of the indispensible resource that is the Pre-defined + C/C++ Compiler Macros Project. It was, and continues to be, the primary + source of the definitions that make up this library. Thanks to Bjorn Reese + and all the volunteers that make that resource possible. +
++ This library would be an incoherent mess if it weren't for Boost community + that provided invaluable feedback for the eight years that it took to polish + into a useable form. In particular I would like to thank: Mathias Gaunard, + Robert Stewart, Joël Lamotte, Lars Viklund, Nathan Ridge, Artyom Beilis, Joshua + Boyce, Gottlob Frege, Thomas Heller, Edward Diener, Dave Abrahams, Iain Denniston, + Dan Price, and Ioannis Papadopoulos. +
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+BOOST_ENDIAN_*
+ + Detection of endian memory ordering. There are four defined macros in this + header that define the various generally possible endian memory orderings: +
+BOOST_ENDIAN_BIG_BYTE,
+ byte-swapped big-endian.
+ BOOST_ENDIAN_BIG_WORD,
+ word-swapped big-endian.
+ BOOST_ENDIAN_LITTLE_BYTE,
+ byte-swapped little-endian.
+ BOOST_ENDIAN_LITTLE_WORD,
+ word-swapped little-endian.
+ + The detection is conservative in that it only identifies endianness that + it knows for certain. In particular bi-endianness is not indicated as is + it not practically possible to determine the endianness from anything but + an operating system provided header. And the currently known headers do not + define that programatic bi-endianness is available. +
++ This implementation is a compilation of various publicly available information + and acquired knowledge: +
+BOOST_PLAT_MINGW
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