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Line 12: ==Overview== The PE file consists of several parts. They are briefly sumarized below, then more detail is entered on each part. Here are the definitions for the field types:. PE files are stored in little-endian order, the same byte order as an x86. * uint8_t = 1 byte unsigned integer, Least Significant Byte first, Most Significant Bit first. * uint16_t = 2 byte unsigned integer, Least Significant Byte first, Most Significant Bit first. * uint32_t = 4 byte unsigned integer, Least Significant Byte first, Most Significant Bit first. [[Image:PEFigure1.jpg\|left\|frame\|An overview of the format]]