Endianness Work-around Needed

Question

Consider the following piece of code:

#include \"stdio.h\"

typedef struct CustomStruct
{
  short Element1[10];
}CustomStruct;

void F2(char* Y)
{
  *Y=0x00;         


        

Answer 1

If F2() is receiving a char *, then it must be doing something pretty strange in order to cause endian-related problems.

These only happen when accessing more than one char at a time, unless it's manually doing such accesses while being broken. Is it casting it's argument back to short * or something?

In short, show more code.