How would you achieve 128-bit atomic operations in x86? Intel\'s System Programming Guide, Part 1, 8.1 Locked Atomic Operations specifies guaranteed 16-, 32-, and 64-bit atomic operations.So, can you
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I am using .NET 2.0 with PlatformTarget x64 and x86.I am giving Math.Exp the same input number, and it returns different results in either platform.
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I am currently recompiling gtk+ and dependencies from source (I have no other choices). All my custom packages are installed in a specific custom point (let\'s call it /packages) (it can seem odd but
I am using the following code to profile my operations to optimize on cpu cycles taken in my functions.
Having a Macbook Pro with windows installed thanks to bootcamp, I have several questions: Under windows, I see that processes only use 50% maximum of the CPU charge, is that because the processor is
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