Comment by coldtea
4 years ago
And it couldn't have happened sooner.
Do you want to be burdened with layers of backwards compatibility and end up like POSIX or Autoconf with provisions for things that once run on some long forgotten UNIX OS version?
4 years ago
And it couldn't have happened sooner.
Do you want to be burdened with layers of backwards compatibility and end up like POSIX or Autoconf with provisions for things that once run on some long forgotten UNIX OS version?
32 bit support certainly isn't going to Bury you in backwards compatibility. It just runs
Just runs with 2 versions of the same library (32/64), and with older programs that can't take advantage of 64bit ABI / arch changes...