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(For what it's worth, my people are not relying on non-native byteorder support. We were taking advantage of bytecode's OS-independence for a while, but we stopped doing this when we got a 64-bit server.)
Indeed. The fact that we don't have portable byte-code between 32 and 64 already makes it non-portable between different Lua environments. Wouldn't make any difference to us...
Having said that, I'd rather see the ability to load 64/32 bit versions on other hosts added to make it portable, than lose endian. But one without the other is more or less pointless.
Love, Light and Peace, - Peter Loveday