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Only one I can think of is 32 bit architectures, but those are phasing out pretty fast. I wasn't being incendiary at all with my comment - just a general questi
by bennyg 13y ago
Only one I can think of is 32 bit architectures, but those are phasing out pretty fast. I wasn't being incendiary at all with my comment - just a general question from a novice software engineer.
- viraptor 13y ago32 architecture limits your pointer size, not the values you can store. There's nothing that prevents you from using 64-bit long integers there, it will only take a bit longer than native size on arithmetical operations. (since they will be a series of ops on 32b chunks)