Re: AMD/Intel compatibility again
- From: Henrik Carlqvist <Henrik.Carlqvist@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 23:33:28 +0100
"greg" <questermocolle@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> OK. Let's see if I understand correctly.
>
> if I install the same 32-bit Linux OS on an AMD X2 3800+ 64 bits
> machine and a Pentium M 750 machine, then my C programs compiled with
> gcc in one of the machines will work in the other one as well. Correct?
Yes, thats right.
> Also, what happens if I install a 64-bit Linux version on one machine
> and a 32-bit on the other?
Then programs compiled on 64 bit Linux will not work on 32 bit Linux and
programs compiled on 32 bit Linux will likely, but not for sure, work on
64 bit Linux.
If compability is important you should probably stick to 32 bit Linux on
both machines. If the 64 bit machine has a lot of RAM you might not be
able to address all RAM with 32 bit Linux.
regards Henrik
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