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Jason House wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Jun 30, 2010, at 7:24 PM, Walter Bright <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:walter@digitalmars.com"><walter@digitalmars.com></a> wrote:
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Brad Roberts wrote:
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<pre wrap="">While a great step.. don't misinterpret that to mean that dmd is generating 64 bit applications, just that dmd itself can be compiled by a c++ compiler as a 64 bit app. (at least based on my cursory glance through the changes)
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<pre wrap="">Yes, that's correct.
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How far away is a dmd that generates code without -O or -g? (and possibly a few lingering code gen bugs)
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Probably a couple months. The -O has nothing to do with it. The -g is
more of a problem, as the dwarf output has random fields that expand to
64 bits and random ones that do not.<br>
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