Comment Undo Software now supports 64-bit ARM (Score 1) 102

by DebugN on Wednesday November 04, 2015 @12:55PM (#50864097) Attached to: ARM64 Vs ARM32 -- What's Different For Linux Programmers?

For those of you who are interested, Undo Software [http://undo-software.com] now supports 64-bit ARM. The press release says that it is particularly useful for developers porting code to new architectures http://undo-software.com/press...

Submission + - ARM64 vs ARM32 -- What's different for Linux programmers? (edn.com)

Submitted by DebugN on Monday October 26, 2015 @01:51PM

DebugN writes: When ARM introduced 64-bit support to its architecture, it aimed for Linux application compatibility with prior 32-bit software on its architecture. But for Linux programmers, there remain some significant differences that can affect code behaviour. If you are a Linux programmer working with — or will soon be working with — 64-bit, you might want to know what those differences are, and this useful EDN article says it all.

Comment Undo Software now supports 64-bit ARM (Score 1) 102

Submission + - ARM64 vs ARM32 -- What's different for Linux programmers? (edn.com)

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