Java byte order problem

there is a project on hand that is implemented by JAVA language. When transplanting the project to an embedded device, the CPU of the JAVA program is unusually high, and it has always been thought that the hardware of the embedded device is too low. Recently, I learned that JAVA is big-end byte, and the CPU on my current platform is small-end. Is this the reason why CPU is unusually high? Hurry!

I want to change the default byte order of JAVA. I can"t find any data. I don"t seem to be able to do so.

PS: is a rookie. I only write some JAVA code due to project requirements, and I haven"t come into contact with

before.
Apr.22,2021

can't be this reason. Byte order only affects class loading, not execution.

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