Carlo Sogono wrote:
> Good point. How do I check this? `uname -a` only reports machine
> architecture.
I don't have a 64 bit machine to test this one, but I think
"uname -m" should say something like "x86_64". If it says
"i686" or something similar then you have a 32 bit kernel.
For the application itself,
printf ("sizeof (void*) : %u\n" sizeof (void*));
should print 8 from a 64 bit executable and 4 from a 32 bit
executable.
HTH,
Erik
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