Hi, I'm running Windows Vista x64, and I have JDK 1.6.0_21 (x64 version, I believe) installed. I recently downloaded Eclipse 3.5.2 because I want to do some Android development (apparently you can't use 3.6 yet due to bugs...), but I keep running into the same error message whenever I try to start Eclipse: http://img42.imageshack.us/img...
I have been trying to install that but it produces an error saying that the processor is not compatible with x64. I tried VMWare Player and Microsoft Virtual PC. I also read about disabling virualization but it's not working. ...
I am running wamp server with php 5.3.0. My efforts running memcached were a fail :( After googeling I found out that the problem is that I need the correct php_memcache.dll which is a vc6 compiled for windows 7 X64. Does anyone know where can I find the dll? ...
_memcpy_r SEGMENT memcpy_r PROC mov r10, rdi mov r11, rsi mov rdi, rcx mov rsi, rdx mov rcx, r8 shr rcx, 3 rep movsq mov rcx, r8 and rcx, 7 rep movsb mov rsi, r11 mov rdi, r10 ret memcpy_r ENDP _memcpy_r ENDS END I have the above code in a .asm file which I'm using in a Visual Studio 2010 project. It's set to compile us...
I need a common rule for warnings in x64 mode. Which way is better? Consider the following lines of some code const int N = std::max_element(cont.begin(), cont.end()) - cont.begin(); or const int ARR_SIZE = 1024; char arr[ARR_SIZE]; //... const int N = std::max_element(arr, arr + ARR_SIZE) - arr; It is my usual code. I have no pr...
It's been a couple of decades since I've done any programming. As a matter of fact the last time I programmed was in an MS-DOS environment before Windows came out. I've had this programming idea that I have wanted to try for a few years now and I thought I would give it a try. The amount of calculations are enormous. Consequently I want ...
We're currently using qmake and .pro files to create projects for Visual Studio 2008, but the default solution platform is Win32. Every time the projects are rebuilt, I have to manually change the platform to x64 by going into the configuration manager and copying settings from the Win32 solution. I have not been able to find online/QT ...
Background: I've implemented a stochastic algorithm that requires random ordering for best convergence. Doing so obviously destroys memory locality, however. I've found that by prefetching the next iteration's data, the performance drop is minimized. I can prefetch n cache lines using _mm_prefetch in a simple, mostly OS+compiler-porta...
I installed wamp server and after that I received an error and then I reopened it but this time I ran it as an administrator and after that I checked on my browser if the 'localhost/' is working and unfortunately it doesn't. I installed wamp server on the default location which is 'c:' ...
I'm trying to compile Redis for Windows x64 with no luck. I tried different things Cygwin works perfectly but GCC produces only 32 bit executables Compling with Mingw-w64 will not work without a lot of code changes (My understanding is that MinGw does not provide POSIX compatibility for Windows) Microsoft Services for Unix has an outd...
hello, When I compile my SharePoint 2007 solution on a 64-bit machine in Release mode and the platform set to AnyCPU or x86 I get the following error: An attempt was made to load an assembly with an incorrect format: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\ISAPI\Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.dll. When ...
I recently received a 64-bit crash dump from a customer. Our processes are all 32-bit, but the customer's machine is running x64 Server 2008. Visual Studio (both 2008 and 2010 Express) is telling me that I have to use the 64-bit version of MSVSMON.EXE, which I can't because I don't have a 64-bit machine. I'm pretty sure there's a way t...
If I compile some java files using a 64 bit JDK and then make a JAR file out of them will the resultant JAR correctly work with a 32 bit JRE, or do I have to use a 32 bit JDK? Thanks ...
Hi, I develop on a pretty big windows forms .net (C#) application with several assemblys. Originally each assembly was build for the Target Platfom "Any CPU". Due to a problem with Crystal Reports on x64 machines we had to build the whole project for x86 target platform. I startet rebuilding some of our Projects for x86 and it worked j...
Hello, I'm using atomic operations on counters, and I care about performance. I know that on the 64-bit platform incrementing a long can be done in one shot, instead it requires two instructions in 32-bit platforms I have such a code fragment #if X64 using COUNTER_TYPE = System.Int64; #else using COUNTER_TYPE = System.Int32; #endif B...
I'm using dirname from libgen.h to get the directory path from a filename's path. This is it's signature: char * dirname (char *path) When compiling on a 32 bit machine or using -m32 with gcc, it all works fine. My code looks like this: char* path = "/path/to/my/file.txt"; char* path_cpy = strdup(path); const char* dir = (const cha...