Chris Lattner wrote:
Also, because of GCC's internal representation of integers, you have
to be careful that you have enough bits; for example, you need 72 bits
to represent things in a 64-bit address space.
Actually, just 67, right? Does GCC support structures whose size is
greater than 2^61 ?
I'm not sure -- but if it doesn't, it should. There are folks who like
to make structures corresponding to the entire address space, and then
poke at particular bytes by using fields.
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