I\'m working on a small embedded system that has 32 bit long ints.For one calculation I need output the time since 1970 in ms.I can get the time in 32 bit unsigned long seconds since 1970, but how can
I\'ve got two assemblies that both contain the same namespace and classes. One is 32 bit and named assembly_x86.dll, and the other is 64 bit and named assembly_x64.dll.
I recently upgraded to a 64-bit machine, (I know I\'m behind but everything was running and I\'m cheap). I use XAMPP on my older machines to stand up local web dev and want to do the same on my new ma
The problem is that swig is mapping size_t variables as uint in c# this is correct in 32 bit, but I need to create the wrapper for the 64 bit version too. I need help with the configuration of the int
I frequently use the sendsignal tool for WebSphere Application Server processes (server, launchClient, wsadmin, etc.) in order to generate heap dumps.However, sendsignal doesn\'t 开发者_如何学运维work
What\'s the rationale behind dropping the frame pointer on 64-bit architectures by default? I\'m well aware that it can be enabled but why does GCC disable it in the first place while having it enable
I\'m running开发者_JAVA百科 on a VM with Windows 7 64 bit and an installation of Visual Studio 2010. The debugger won\'t attach manually either. I assume there is an issue with the 64 bit machine runn
I installed Visual Studio 2008 on my Windows 7 x64 laptop together with installation of Service Pack 1.
I\'m compiling a VC++ 10 application on Windows 7 x64 with wxWidgets 2.8. And this is the errors I have. The code is generated using wxFormBuilder.
I am currently trying to set up my new Laptop for development. But i encounter the following behaviour: