31 May
2003
31 May
'03
10:33 a.m.
Cserzo Miklos wrote:
The compiler itself is 32-bit but capable of 64-bit code generation.
That's probably the reason for:
The new problem starts here. The size of the array is still limited in the 64-bit version. The limit is the same as in 32-bit and it is much smaller than the memory limit of the system. So no use of the 64-bit architecture after all.
What does the assembler file contain (WRT n)?
How can I capture the assembler file of a source?
gpc -S foo.pas
Frank
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