The first, to always remember - is that the move from 64-bits to
32-bits doesn't come for free. In a real 64-bit system with a
64-bit operating system, and 64-bit applications, pointers are
now double their 32-bit size. This means more bytes to copy around
memory, and in an extreme case, has the
Ramon Bastiaans schrieb:
My currect estimate is that I have to store (somehow)
around 1 billion values each month (possibly more).
You should post the actual number or power of ten,
since "billion" is not always interpreted the same way...
rgds
thomas
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