[PD] What does it take to do 64 bit?
Hans-Christoph Steiner
hans at at.or.at
Wed Jul 1 15:46:58 CEST 2009
If you build it from source, it should be ready to go, especially if
you build it from trunk. There isn't a 64-bit build machine, so
that's why there aren't Pd-extended 64-bit releases.
.hc
On Jul 1, 2009, at 9:30 AM, Mike Mazarick wrote:
> I am running a Fedora linux x86_64 linux distribution (currently,
> FC8 CCRMA x86_64, with plans to go to FC11 later). I don’t mind
> compiling from sources, but I seem vaguely aware that PD is
> primarily for 32 bit architectures. The 64 bit version is not
> easily downloadable in an RPM package, which tells me something.
>
> Is PD 64 bit compatible without having to jump thru too many
> hoops? I haven’t been following the thread closely enough to know
> the current answer. I don’t think it has been explicitly stated
> whether it is “64 bit friendly” since the upgrade in the code a few
> weeks/months ago.
>
> If I have to run some type of chroot ‘jail’ to run it, it would be
> nice to know (however, it will be a while before I am motivated
> enough to set it all up).
>
> -Mike Mazarick
>
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