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One counterargument is that for each ABI you need a different set of libraries loaded in memory. So, if some programs in the system use the 64-bit ABI and some
by andreyv 8y ago
One counterargument is that for each ABI you need a different set of libraries loaded in memory.
So, if some programs in the system use the 64-bit ABI and some use x32, then memory usage may substantially increase. And, of course, this also affects CPU caches.