I don't think there is SSL for 64 bit (yet) - otherwise a plus:
on Solaris you get away from the O/S limit of 256 streams resources per 32
bit applications. Note: for streams resources read file handles. NFILES
should not exceed around 240 on Solaris with 32-bit UniData (allowing for
additional
Jerry -
I am working for a customer who is moving to the 64 bit version of Unidata
(6.1.13-64). Benchmarking and preliminary load testing has not revealed any
issues with the 64 bit implementation. The most significant aspect of the 64
bit port is how shared memory is managed, esp. where you have
Re UniData, if you do not need more than 1.75GB of shared memory to exist
on the system at any point in time (sum up ALL of the shared memory
segments - not just the UniData generated ones), stick with the 32-bit
version of UniData. It has a smaller footprint. This is application and
size of user
