Yes, I hope so too! I'm curious to see if Leopard has "top to bottom" 64 bit support for existing G5 processors, it is possible since the G% is a 64 bit architecture - but they also like to sell new machines... The new top end one is very competitive with folks like Dell and HP - in fact, significantly cheaper for the same configuration. Also, they cut more than 25% from the price of their Xserver, nice since it is also has the double dual core Xeon CPUs.
At 14:31 -0400 2006/08/09, J. Patrick Harrington wrote:
next OS X release, called "leopard", due in Spring '07. Apple's web site says that it will have: 64-bit addressing of up to 16 exabytes of virtual memory and 4 terabytes physical Full 64-bit arithmetic 64-bit development tools, etc.I hope that J can make use of this platform provide full support for the 64-bit arithmetic for Mac users.Patrick
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