Ruditec
12-01-2010, 09:18 AM
Does anyone have any experience of a potential problem I have been recently told about when migrating data from Continuum to V-Series.
As I understand it the problem has to do with a binary incompatibility between the HP and Intel processors.
When porting programs written in 'C' that have previously been compiled and bound on the Continuum. Once migrated to the V-Series these programs have to be compiled and bound there too. Is there a potential problem with 'byte order' specifically 'high byte/low byte'?
If anybody has experience of migrating programs written in 'C' between Continuum and V-Series and has encountered a problem similar to the above or recognises the issue, I would be interested to hear your comments, solutions, or workarounds.
Thanks.
As I understand it the problem has to do with a binary incompatibility between the HP and Intel processors.
When porting programs written in 'C' that have previously been compiled and bound on the Continuum. Once migrated to the V-Series these programs have to be compiled and bound there too. Is there a potential problem with 'byte order' specifically 'high byte/low byte'?
If anybody has experience of migrating programs written in 'C' between Continuum and V-Series and has encountered a problem similar to the above or recognises the issue, I would be interested to hear your comments, solutions, or workarounds.
Thanks.