Macs with G5 processors are fully 64 bit, G4s and earlier are 32 bit,
as are the new Intel macs.
Alan
On 17 Jun 2006, at 16:39, Jan Ciger wrote:
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Hello,
David Lscbe wrote:
Ok here's what I did :
...
BSP_BIQUADRATIC_PATCH::Tesselate(int, osg::Geometry*)':
../ReaderWriterQ3BSP.cpp:637: error: invalid conversion from
'GLuint*'
to 'unsigned int*'
I am not sure about Macs, but I have seen a similar problem on a
x86_64
architecture (AMD Opteron/Athlon64) recently. The problem is in the
type
size - GLuint is 32bit (stamdard specified) and unsigned int is
64bit on
many 64bit architectures -> this sort of conversion is invalid because
the types are not compatible.
Macs are 64bit systems as well, aren't they?
Regards,
Jan
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