Open nihilus opened 8 years ago
Out of curiosity, what big-endian CPU would those PE files apply to?
@uxmal the mips r3000
PE are indeed stored as little endian. Not 100% sure about Windows on arm though... On Tue, 7 Jun 2016 at 00:00, John Källén notifications@github.com wrote:
Out of curiosity, what big-endian CPU would those PE files apply to?
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@nihilus : I'd love to see a PE binary with BigEndian mips code; you wouldn't happen to have once that is "distributable"?
I might have to make my own gcc toolchain for that ;-)
It's just that the MIPS PE images I have are all little-endian. A big endian PE image would be a curious beast for sure. Indeed, winnt.h
, defines processor type 0x0160 as MIPS 3000 big-endian. Wonder what CE device that was!
Need to add support for big endian PE files.