Whenever I run the following code on my (little-endian) machine, it prints the number in big-endian format.rs std.debug.print("{x:0>4}", .{ 22222 });Is there a way I can make this format in the native endian using std.fmt or do I have to rely on conditions and do it manually?
#Formatting numbers with hexadecimal in varying endianess
balmy gust
gritty hollow
you could use std.mem.nativeToLittle to force the number to be little-endian or @bitCast to reinterpret it as a byte array (which will account for host endianness)
std.fmt prints most significant digit first (which is not quite the same as endianness) since that's how humans tend to write numbers
balmy gust
you could use `std.mem.nativeToLittle` to force the number to be little-endian o...
perfect, thank you so much