Craig Berry wrote:
!We have those. Last time I built with them I get all tests passing, though !the definition of "all" in use64bitall may or may not include everything it !does on other platforms. ! !>I see that both CC and CXX support the /POINTER=64 !>or /POINTER=LONG qualifier. ! ! !The size of the pointer does not necessarily have anything to do with the !size of the variable you are pointing to. The only place /POINTER=64 might !apply would be with -Duselargefiles (but the C RTL is only very recently !beginning to get the support for that) or, if there were such a thing, !-Duselargemem for addressing very large chunks of memory (or maybe Perl has !some other configuration item for enabling 64-bit addressing?). Indeed - that was the basis of my incoherently phrased question: -Duselargemem? $uselargeptr? What will the config.sh variable be named? Does it already exist? Peter Prymmer
