I asked a few days ago if anybody knows of an effort to make GCC able to
compile 64-bit executables. I didn't hear an answer. I am asking this
question again because of something I just read by Linus in _Open
Sources_:*Voices from the Open Source Revolution*
http://search.borders.com/fcgi-bin/db2www/search/search.d2w/Details?&mediaType=Book&prodID=51273228
Basically he said the ability of Linux to port to 64-bit chips is
directly dependent on the ability of GCC to compile for 64-bit systems.
Does anybody know?
The book is, BTW, quite an interesting read so far.
Steve
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