Chart values may be incorrect on big-endian platforms
On big-endian platforms, some data points for some statistics display incorrect values.
The displayed values are not radically different from the correct values (e.g., a value that should be 0 may be 4 or 20), and may not be noticable.
VSD uses a union data structure to store values, to allow reading the different statitic data types. There are places in which the 64 bit member was stored and the 32-member was read from, which produces incorrect values on big-endian platforms. Small-endian platforms: Linux, Windows, Mac, and Solaris/x86, are not affected.
Last updated: 3/7/16