Explain and show an example of the difference between between STRH for big endian and little...
Explain and show an example of the difference between between STRH for big endian and little endian in ARM.
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Big endian means that we are giving the highest priority to the first byte
for eg- the data is 4567 in hexa decimal so the way we will store the data is that the number 45 will be stored at the first byte and then 67 will be stored.
But in Little Indian it is the opposite in this we give the lowest priority to the first byte.
so now for the same example - 4567
67 will be stored in the first byte then 45 will be stored.
Both of them are just addressing ways in which you can store the data.
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