I am about to buy a server, before I do so, I just wanted to ask the SO community on its thoughts of a 32 bit server or a 64 bit server and its advatnages on a LAMP stack.
After switching from 64-bit to 32-bit platform (both of them are CentOS) I get inte开发者_开发问答ger constant is too large for ‘long’ type error for the following line of code
Hi i have an application developed on XP with Text ODBC drivers. But when i deployed on Win 7 with office 2007, i have connection issues.
I have a c# windows application project. I want to build two .exe files, one is run as 64bit on 64 bit OS (by platform targeting \'Any CPU\'), the other is run as 32 bit on 64 bit OS (by p开发者_开发知
I\'m new to Windows programming, and I\'m looking for an equivalent of the Unix \'file\' command that I can run on compiled objects (including .lib files and exec开发者_JS百科utables) to discover with
As the memory requirement grows fast, today more and more system requires 64-bit machines to access even larger RAM.
I have a C# project with target platform set to \"Any CPU\". As I understand, the app will be compiled from MSIL to 32-bit on regular
My WinForms app uses Process.Start() to open files in their native app. I want to split the screen in half, showing my WinForms app on one half and the new process on the other. I know I can use Proce
Background We have a .NET library that is referencing one of our unmanaged dlls, lets say: DotNet.dll Unmanaged.dll
My application is linked with one system framework. The framework architecture is32/64 bit standard Universal. The architecture of my application is also the same.