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This seems useful, especially for CTF players and glibc/musl/.. devs. PS: x64 is a bit ambiguous, as it was not uncommon to use it for Itanium ;)
by jagrsw 2y ago
This seems useful, especially for CTF players and glibc/musl/.. devs.
PS: x64 is a bit ambiguous, as it was not uncommon to use it for Itanium ;)
- c0balt 2y agoBesides the point, but are there any deployed Itanium systems left? They seem to have fizzled out somewhere around the 2010s.
- fullspectrumdev 2y agoI come across them every so often! Usually stuff that just hasn’t been replaced yet because “it works fine” like most other legacy kit :)
- electroly 2y agoWas it? I'm not saying you're wrong but I don't recall x64 ever referring to Itanium, not even colloquially. "IA-64" was the name that I remember.