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#Cpp #Knowledge #64bit
Sep 21 2009
About size_t and ptrdiff_t
Andrey Karpov
The article explains what size_t and ptrdiff_t types are, their purpose, and when to use them. The following information is especially valuable for developers starting to create 64-bit...
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#Cpp #64bit
Sep 15 2009
Issues of 64-bit code in real programs: virtual functions
Andrey Karpov
We have already written in our articles about one of the problems of code migration to 64-bit systems relating to incorrect overload of virtual functions. For example, our article "20 issues...
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#Cpp #64bit
Sep 07 2009
Magic constants and malloc() function
Andrey Karpov
Once again I would like to discuss the issue of using magic constants in code. We can eternally repeat that one should use sizeof() operator for correct calculation of the size of memory...
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#Cpp #64bit
Aug 28 2009
Problems of 64-bit code in real programs: magic constants
Andrey Karpov
I would like to tell you about one more 64-bit error we have found in some program. It becomes a good tradition to publish information about interesting and specific programming errors for...
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#Cpp #64bit
Aug 06 2009
Safety of 64-bit code
Andrey Karpov
The article reviews the issues of providing safety of program code when adapting it for 64-bit...
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#Cpp
Aug 06 2009
Atavisms in large systems
Andrey Karpov
Large old program systems developing for tens of years contain a lot of various atavisms and code sections which have been simply written with the use of popular paradigms and styles of...
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#Cpp #Knowledge
Jul 20 2009
The function of printing an expression's type
Andrey Karpov
I very often meet debates in forums on what type this or that expression will have. So I decided to make a little note in the blog to refer to...
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#Cpp #64bit
May 11 2009
A 64-bit horse that can count
Andrey Karpov
The article concerns the peculiarities of Visual C++ compiler's behavior when generating 64-bit code and possible errors relating to...
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#Cpp #Knowledge #64bit
Apr 29 2009
Change of type alignment and the consequences
Andrey Karpov
When porting software one of the task a developer faces is to change types' sizes and rules of their alignments. Not so long ago we provided support of the diagnosing rule allowing you to detect...
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#Cpp #64bit
Apr 19 2009
Seven Steps of Migrating a Program to a 64-bit System
Andrey Karpov
The article describes the main steps which should be performed to correctly port 32-bit Windows applications onto 64-bit Windows systems. Although the article is meant for developers using C/C++...
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