Runtime_error
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Hi everyone
I got another question about binary files.
I have a program that produces a binary file and i am writing an app in c# which will produce the file with the same structure.
When i create the binary file with the original application, the byte alignment in that file is Big endian and in my binary file the byte alignment is little endian.
The file produced by my application will be used by another system which currently uses the file produced by the application that i have.
So, my question is that even though in the hex editor i see the byte alignment differently ,will the other system read my file differently as it probably is expecting the byte so to be in Big engian order.
I got another question about binary files.
I have a program that produces a binary file and i am writing an app in c# which will produce the file with the same structure.
When i create the binary file with the original application, the byte alignment in that file is Big endian and in my binary file the byte alignment is little endian.
The file produced by my application will be used by another system which currently uses the file produced by the application that i have.
So, my question is that even though in the hex editor i see the byte alignment differently ,will the other system read my file differently as it probably is expecting the byte so to be in Big engian order.