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1. They will also be one 64-bit memory word. 2. So we have plenty of room. 3. So it does not hurt.
by thriftwy 5y ago
1. They will also be one 64-bit memory word.
2. So we have plenty of room.
3. So it does not hurt.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoI think you have some large misconceptions about these things. sizeof(float) is going to return 4 for 4 bytes on any common computer these days. There is no "64-bit memory word" anywhere to be found, whatever that means. Nothing in either of your comments here is true or makes sense.
- thriftwy 5y ago"Common computer these days" will eventually have to go. And it probably will be much sooner than trans-Earth English language dominion.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoI expected more of a "I guess I misunderstood how C works" sort of reply.
- thriftwy 5y agoI began coding in 1994. I'm still basic in C, but not that basic. 8-bit byte will eventually have to go.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoWill that be before or after the trans-Earth English language dominion?