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#Cpp #64bit
Apr 05 2013
Difference between %p and %x
Andrey Karpov
Functions belonging to the printf function family have the type specifiers "%p" and...
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#64bit
Apr 05 2013
Obsolete descriptions of functions in MSDN taking no account of 64 bits
Andrey Karpov
MSDN is a large knowledge base, so maintaining and keeping it up-to-date is an extremely difficult and perhaps almost impossible task. In forums, there are many questions asked by programmers who...
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#Cpp #64bit
Apr 05 2013
Strange errors occurring when compiling the 64-bit version of an application, error C2664
Andrey Karpov
Sometimes you may see questions about strange errors generated by the compiler when building 64-bit...
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#Cpp #64bit
Apr 05 2013
How to correctly cast a pointer to int in a 64-bit application?
Andrey Karpov
The most general answer is – in no...
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#64bit
Apr 05 2013
Why do 64-bit applications work faster than 32-bit ones?
Andrey Karpov
The difference in performance between 32-bit and 64-bit versions of applications depends greatly upon their types, and the data types they are processing. But in general you may expect...
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#64bit
Apr 05 2013
What advantages do 64-bit processors have over 32-bit?
Andrey Karpov
There are 3 most obvious advantages of 64-bit processors over their 32-bit counterparts: extended address space, capacity increase, and larger number of general-purpose...
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#64bit
Apr 05 2013
Is it possible to use more than 2 Gbytes of memory in a 32-bit program launched in the 64-bit Windows?
Andrey Karpov
Yes, it is. To do that, you should tell the linker that the application can process addresses for more than 2 Gbytes - that is compile the application with the /LARGEADDRESSAWARE parameter. Now...
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#Cpp #64bit
Mar 01 2013
64-bit
Andrey Karpov
In this article, I've collected a huge amount of links all of which could prove potentially useful to software developers who are getting acquainted with 64-bit world. In general, we will cover...
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#Cpp #64bit
Feb 04 2013
How to correctly print a value of the types __int64, size_t, and ptrdiff_t
Andrey Karpov
When developing an application, you may often face a trouble that variables of the types __int64, size_t, or ptrdiff_t are printed incorrectly. First of all we should mention the difference...
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#Cpp #64bit
Oct 10 2012
A common error occurring when compiling a 64-bit application: error C2440, OnTimer
Andrey Karpov
One of the most common errors a programmer encounters when porting applications from a Win32 system to a Win64 one is the error related to the function OnTimer. The function OnTimer is used nearly...
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