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@ -389,9 +389,6 @@ namespace boost
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} // namespace boost
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} // namespace boost
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```
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```
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The `implementation-defined` text above is either `big` or `little` according
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to the endianness of the platform.
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The only supported value of `CHAR_BIT` is 8.
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The only supported value of `CHAR_BIT` is 8.
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The valid values of `Nbits` are as follows:
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The valid values of `Nbits` are as follows:
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} // namespace boost
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} // namespace boost
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```
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```
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The `implementation-defined` text in typedefs above is either `big` or `little`
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according to the native endianness of the platform.
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The expository data member `value_` stores the current value of the
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The expository data member `value_` stores the current value of the
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`endian_buffer` object as a sequence of bytes ordered as specified by the
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`endian_buffer` object as a sequence of bytes ordered as specified by the
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`Order` template parameter. The `CHAR_BIT` macro is defined in `<climits>`.
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`Order` template parameter. The `CHAR_BIT` macro is defined in `<climits>`.
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