We currently have an web application running on IIS6 on a 32bit machine. This application is running smooth and stable. It is built with the target \"Any CPU\".
NASM manual says on DIV: For DIV r/m32, EDX:EAX is divided by the given operand; the quotient is stored in EAX and the remainder in EDX.
I\'ve Visual Studio 2010 on a Vista 64bit. I\'ve created a setup project, with x64 target. I\'ve added two Launch Condition :
I\'m trying to write some computationally intensive code for Windows x64 target, with SSE or the new AVX instructions, compiling in GCC 4.5.2 and 4.6.1, MinGW64 (TDM GCC build, and some custom build).
I don\'t understand what 32 bit and 64 bit means. It seems that people say 64 bit computers run faster - but why? Does it mean that there are 64 bit integers instead of 32? If it\'s something like tha
did anyone ever try to publish a netservice via Bonjour on a x64 system? I tried severallibraries like Mono.Zeroconf, Deusty (there\'s some x64-discussion in the comments) and Zeroconf.Codeplex. They\
For the past several years I have been logging in开发者_StackOverflowto my PC as a limited user and debugging applications this way. Now that I\'m making the move to x64 bit applications, I\'m unable
I am using an external dll in my project. When i try to run the application on a 64bit machine, it crashes with a FileLoadException. Since it works fine on a 32bit system, i suspect the dll to be 32bi
I recently took up PHP development, and am trying to find a comfortable development environment. I have been trying to work in a windows 7 x64 environment, but am finding a lot of issues with writing
I compiled some VB6 code on my Win7 x64 machine and the result .exe will not run correctly on any other machine.
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