When I remotely \"Attach to Process\" in Visual Studio 2008 SP1 to WS2008 (x64) computer running remote debugging monitor (both RTM and SP1), I see a huge number (30+) of entries saying:
I am trying to port 32bit code to 64bit linux machine. Are there any comp开发者_如何学编程iler flags for 64bit posrting warning on Linux.
I have a small inline assembly code written in my C code. The asm goes through an array and if needed, move values from a different array to a register.
I have a VC++ project (2005) that generates both 32-bit and 64-bit dlls. The 32-bit dll is 1044 KB whereas the 64-bit version is 1620 KB. I\'m curious why the size is so large. Is it just because of t
Simple question, I\'m writting a program that needs to open huge image files (8kx8k) but I\'m a little bit confused on how to initialize the huge arrays to hold the images in c++.
We are planning to upgrade our test server and to do so we were planning on buying a 64 bit machine from Dell running Windows 2008 x64 Web edition.
I would like my C function to efficiently compute the high 64 bits of the product of two 64 bit signed ints.I know how to do this in x86-64 assembly, with imulq and pulling the result out of %rdx.But
In a winforms app, in a form\'s Load event, add the following line: throw new Exception(); and run the application. It ran without a problem. This is called a silent failure, you can try to add mes
As 64 bits support is not expected in the next version it is no longer an option to wait for the possibility to migrate our existing code base to unicode and 64-bit in one go.
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