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I'm not sure where that fits in. Are they wanting to use a 64-bit cl.exe and a 64-bit linker to make 32-bit output? Does mixing and matching the cl.exe and th
by jlgreco 13y ago
I'm not sure where that fits in. Are they wanting to use a 64-bit cl.exe and a 64-bit linker to make 32-bit output? Does mixing and matching the cl.exe and the linker change how much memory the linker can use?
I am baaarely familiar with Microsoft-world development.
- yuhong 13y agoYes, they can use a 32-bit cl.exe and 64-bit linker, but most build systems don't make it easy.
- bzbarsky 13y agoYou can't use a 32-bit cl.exe and a 64-bit linker to produce 32-bit binaries if you're doing PGO (which is the whole point of this "using lots of memory" issue). In particular, the 64-bit linker can't produce 32-bit binaries when you're using link-time code generation, which PGO does.