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Ok. But what do you mean, that 64-bits programs are more buggy that 32-bits ones ? Or that company/developers are not yet confortable with releasing 64-bits ver
by TeddyBear060 9y ago
Ok. But what do you mean, that 64-bits programs are more buggy that 32-bits ones ? Or that company/developers are not yet confortable with releasing 64-bits versions of a program ? Or something else :-)
- technion 9y agoI just mean there is apparently quite a bit of room for bugs beyond "getting it to compile", and the QA and testing takes time and money.
- TeddyBear060 9y agoGot it ;-)