When I implement some high performance program in linux 32bit, 32bit atomic if often not sufficient, for example, If I want to hold a index & a timestamp to a atomic variable, 32bit is not enough, in 64bit environment, I can do that.
- meaning of 64bit: not only large memory, but large ato... redsea
- Re: meaning of 64bit: not only large memory, but ... Jarrett Billingsley
- Scope & RAII works, Great! redsea
- Re: meaning of 64bit: not only large memory, but ... Robert Jacques
- Re: meaning of 64bit: not only large memory, but ... Sean Kelly
