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OIDs (Or: another RTFM question?)
Especially since a *proper* solution exists, assuming the 64-bit variables are of the unsigned flavour. printf("%08lx%08lx %08lx%08lx %08lx%08lx\n", (unsigned long)(lNum1 >> 32), (unsigned long)(lNum1), (unsigned long)(lNum2 >> 32), (unsigned long)(lNum2), (unsigned long)(lNum1+lNum2 >> 32),

f77 programming question
The second question is easier. Afaik the databases are identical whether SQL Server 2005 is 32-bit or 64-bit so upgrading the SQL Server part of the equation to 64-bit won't be a problem. I guess this just means some method of transferring the DB from one SQL server to another, and hopefully WSS 3.0 would not choke

Questions about Iyonix PC
Lucio Chiappetti lu...@ifctr.mi.cnr.it mail sun-managers I am asking a question about 32-bit and 64-bit compatibility which I asked to this list about 3 YEARS AGO (23 For another thing, UltraSPARC can run SPARC V7 and SPARC V8 binaries - it can't yet run SPARC V9 binaries, at least not when running Solaris 2.x,

coding question: damages
Aside from the games I play do you see 64 bit apps as the wave of the future? Any compatability issues running the 64bit version of Vista and 32 bit apps? Promise this will be my last set of questions. Thanks for your help. Are you a Miscrosoft employee or just a very helpful citizen of these forums?

What makes an AMD chip 64 bit?
The same thing will apply to x86-64 which runs both 32 and 64 bit compiled applications which will have a different sizeof(long). Maybe I'm being optomistic in thinking that FreeBSD or even unix will be around in another 20 years, but I'd sure like to think that we dont help contribute to our demise by not

cross compiler deb package question
This two article show some problems to 64 bit: http://support.microsoft. com/kb/918483/en-us http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931279/en-us Another question is: If you have 4 node with 32GB, 3 instances, so the normal is one instance to one node separated, but when happned failover cluster? I mean, one node could stay

PCI: 32 vs. 64 bit
And it should run in 32-bit mode with XP Pro or 2000 Pro or whatever 32-bit OS you want. With the 64-bit OS, you can run 32-bit apps in compatibility mode, I've shopped the configure your own sites, but the only one that could give me what I feel I should have to allow me another 5 year period before buying

How to ID 32 vs 64 bit?
64-bit code, in benchmarks that I and my colleagues have performed on 3 different platforms (AIX, Solaris, and HP-UX) runs SLOWER than 32-bit code. This brings up another area of heartache. Most OS/2 device drivers are 16-bit. The KEE interface (which is something I forgot to add to my laundry list of

questions about costs of nativeint vs int
David Elliott dcelli...@gmail.com statalistrss I have scanned the archives and have found many permutations of 32/64 bit questions, but not one precisely covering this point: Does 32 bit Stata Windows running on a 64 bit machine have access to more memory than when running on a 32 bit machine?

ASUS Detail Questions
The article is titled "ECC OVERVIEW" ------ Start of extract ------- ECC on the Pentium=AE Pro Processor: The Pentium=AE Pro Processor has a 64 bit wide data End of extract ------- As you can see, 8 check bits for 64 bits is 4 check bits for 32 bits, = therefore, 36 bits SIMMS is ENOUGH (32 data bits + 4 check

AMD64: 64 bit kernel 32 bit userland - some pending questions
Mat Ballard m...@chemwares.com borland public delphi non-technical Arthur Hoornweg wrote: Something would interest me very much: Will my 32-bit *services*, this will be a 64-bit pointer. your Win32 service cannot understand a 64-bit pointer - which is why your service will *HAVE TO BE* 64-bit. yet another

Yet another 64-bit question
Kevin Berry kevin@berry_REM0VETH1S_ware.com borland public delphi non-technical Kevin Berry wrote: Something would interest me very much: Will my 32-bit *services*, written in Delphi 7, still work on Windows-64? Or is the WOW64 stuff limited to normal applications? Based on this reply to my earlier post I'm

Another Question about SIMMs
(Basically installing it on another machine and capturing all the changes, then replaying them on the x64 machine. Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Overview http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/overview.asp I did some research on this site for the answer for my question already before I posted my question.

WinPE1.2
I suspect I won't need to wait another 3 years to make it worthwhile repeating the upgrade exercise but I'm certainly not tempted right now on account CPU and MoBo developments are in such a state of flux and, IMHO, there aren't any really decent MoBo designs around worth wasting money on in any case.

A question about S/390 port
HI, I have some question about using unmanaged 32 bit COM (C++) dll with C# . We use Visual Studio 2005 to develop this C# dll on 64 bit machine. Both 64 bit and 32 bit don't mix in the same process. Another point is that unless you really need the addressable memory space offered by 64 bit code,

How big is an int? (was: Yet another stupid language war (was ...
Bruce Momjian pg...@candle.pha.pa.us comp databases postgresql general comp databases postgresql questions Joel Rees wrote: Tom Lane explained: Basically what WITHOUT OIDS does for you is to Not hard, but another 4 bytes per row and some small performance penalty. Also, not all system support 64-bit ints.

Windows XP 64-bit runs 32-bit apps 8% faster than Windows XP ...
One of the operation modes of the Hammer CPU is under a 64 bit OS running legacy 32 bit apps. I wonder if this means that it's possible to write such a 64 bit OS that todays It's already possible to do that with today's 32-bit OS'es: you can run any 32-bit OS'es under another one, using a program called Vmware.

Silly Question (Y2038P)
Today everybody and their dog seems to be asking if their version of windows XP is 32-bit or 64-bit. Yup. As I just commented in a reply to ANOTHER of these threads.. looks almost like an astroturfing campaign by AMD, spreading the "buzz" about 64-bit computing, doesn't it? Nah, couldn't possibly be that.

Why so many "32 or 64" questions???
(DSP chips suck at being programmed via C but that's another story.) As for the "long long" type (64-bit integer), it is not in the standard, but is supported on various compilers. Right -- gcc and anything which tries to be compatible with gcc. The original version of djgpp had 32-bit int, 64-bit long, and 128-bit

OIDs (Or: another RTFM question?)
I would like to know which of these compilers have defined "int" to be 64-bits in their 64-bit-pointer codegen model, and which compilers have kept "int" as 32-bits as in their 32-bit-pointer model. The machines where this question arises include HP-PA, Sparc, Mips, Alpha, PowerPC. The DEC-C compiler for DEC's