JB> When implementing V7 nodelist support in my tosser CrashMail II,
 JB> I came up with a 
 JB> question which I couldn't find a good answer to. Which byte-order
 JB> should be used 
 JB> in V7 nodelists, the Intel byte-order or the native byte-order?

Use simply a charater stream to read/write the file. charater streams non't
notice a byte order because the would serialise aech byte so the byte order
in memory is irrelevant.

If you're a C programmer use simply fgets(), fprintf() and your external
data will be propperly formend as sequences of bytes. For compatibility to
them fread() and fwrite will be do the same on buffers.

C++ dowa with cin/cout the same for you.

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