The difference in size of some data types (in ILP32 (32-bit) and LP64 (64-bit) data

On a 64-bit machine void * is likely to be a 64-bit entity while an int is probably

64-bit sizeof's - posted in General Programming: I have found a few pages

In a 64 bit machine with sizeof(int) == 4 and sizeof(void *) == 8 this will fail. Such

Mar 19, 2009 . I am overloading delete and i want to convert a void * to a int. . bits) and sizeof(

Oct 20, 2009 . Re: 32 bit processors / 64 bit processors. 益牙. Tue, 20 Oct . yyan ~]# Yeah,

Dec 19, 1995 . From comp.compilers newsgroup: Re: sizeof(int) in 64-bit C compilers. . void

Jun 1, 2005 . sizeof(void *)? Most 64-bit UNIX systems define sizeof(long) == sizeof(void *)—

another guarantee is that sizeof(char*) == sizeof(void*) , because they have to

Nov 2, 2009 . 64-bit versus 32-bit CUDA code: Any benefit at all? . __global__ void getMeSize

Since buying my amd64 system in 2004 I have been running a 64-bit linux . 2

Aug 15, 2003 . “Guidelines for Writing Code for 64-Bit SGI Platforms”. Also, refer to Chapter 6, “

Jul 23, 2007 . void V105() { bool flag = true; unsigned a = unsigned(-1); if ((flag ? a : sizeof(float)

Sep 7, 2010 . When porting the code on the 64-bit system, the size of the Abcd structure . int

In order to compile on a 64 bit platform, you need to apply the following patch to

In short, on Windows, you've got sizeof(long) == 4, no matter if you're running in

Mar 29, 2011 . Just create a C++ console application and add the x64 target platform. Add this

Notice on Linux x64 that sizeof(unsigned long) == sizeof(size_t) == sizeof(void*),

Oct 12, 2010 . else(sizeof(void*) == 8 ) // 64 bit. To know more about the different processor

In 64-bit programs, the size of the pointer is 64 bits and it cannot be put into the .

This example calls both functions with a NULL pointer (None should be used as

May 22, 2011 . At the top of trunk/src/3rdparty/squirrel/include/squirrel.h, SQInteger,

Thus, the example may fail on 64-bit machines (specifically LP64-architectures,

Oct 6, 2011 . Another test can be checking the value of the sizeof(void*). It is 4 bytes in

Usually sizeof(*void) depends on memory bus width (although not necessarily -

At least in my experience, sizeof(unsigned long) == sizeof(void *) on both 32 and

The 64-bit Solaris environment is a 32-bit and 64-bit application and

On x32 systems, sizeof(void*) == sizeof(unsigned), but on x64 this is no longer

64-bit Linux - Andreas Herrmann, André Przywara, AMD OSRC. 2 . You don't

Oct 18, 2011 . Is there a common 64 bit architecture that is ILP64 as opposed to LP64? .

Jun 22, 2009 . [patch] Support for x64 Windows. Hi, this patch (a bit . the assumption that sizeof

Dec 4, 2006 . Data Structures - what is the size of a void pointer ? . 8 Answers are available for

Jul 8, 2003 . right way to compile an existing application for 64-bit "mode" on the. G5? . When

Apr 12, 2006 . intptr_t and uintptr_t : Define integer types to which any valid pointer to void can

Sep 28, 2010 . Reload this Page s390dbf: Fix reading of 64 bit pointers . memset(db_info->

Feb 14, 2011 . Also testing for sizeof(long) will get you into trouble as this 8 >> for Un*x64 but 4

Return NULL. if (!object) return my_str; io_object_get_class( object, . Return

ASF Bugzilla – Bug 15757. Assumption of sizeof (void*)/int begin equal (64-bit-

Porting your code to compile for both 32- and 64-bit Microsoft Windows is . types

Reliance on the fact that size of pointer is equal to size of int. For 64-bit system

Dec 24, 2010 . Does your code produce the same output for 64-bit? . #endif #define PAD_BITS

Trying to compile bullet on 64-bit Linux seems to work fine but fails compiling .

P stands for size(void*), i.e. the size of a pointer. For example, HP-UX for Itanium/

Why are you #defining constans when, eg sizeof (void*) is also a . in your ifdefs

BITS_CHECK_32=no BITS_CHECK_64=no # later, can we run the 32/64 bit . -

Because the compiler knows the size of type void *, the expression is evaluated

I'm compiling a 64 bit c++ project on visual studio pro 2010 and I'm testing the

Feb 17, 2012 . But, in OpenCL x64, the pointer size is different. . "device_func", &ret); ret =

always the case that sizeof(long)==sizeof(void*). (eg. Win64 long is 32 bits).

Jul 10, 2010 . sizeof(void*) is going to be 8 bytes for 64 bit architectures no? I don't know what

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