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See footnote 6 in the original article: "That’s the original S/390, mind you, not the 64-bit “s390x” (also known as z/Architecture). Think about your own C pro
by azernik 6y ago
See footnote 6 in the original article:
"That’s the original S/390, mind you, not the 64-bit “s390x” (also known as z/Architecture). Think about your own C projects for a minute: are you willing to bet that they perform correctly on a 31-bit architecture that even Linux doesn’t support anymore?"