Need some help #locating some data in the wrong endian

[James]

I posted this in another thread but its offtopic now and I can't really figure it out. I did search, but found very little on endians. Also, I'm locating a struct to my data for a good reason, its a little odd but it does exactly what I want, so onto my problem:

[PCM programmer]

I don't see how it can be done, because int16 inherently stores data
in Lo-Hi format. It seems to me that you're looking for some pragma
that will automatically swap the bytes for you, by inserting appropriate
ASM code. I don't think it exists. I think that, in your routine that
loads the array, you need to add code to do the byte swapping right
after the array is loaded.

[Guest]

Hmm... Problem with that is since the two share memory locations I'll be changing data[] too.

On second thought I agree that I can't do what I wanted to. Unless there is someway to specify the location to each half of an int16.


The whole reason I wanted to get away from this is that I'm always pulling data in and sometimes I need them swaped, was trying to save from doing the very repetitive:

[ckielstra]