I don't keep up with developments in hardware as well as I used to.
I am thinking of building a new box to replace my current PIII smp unit. I
run slackware 9.1 (nicely sorted, so I don't really want to do a distro
upgrade at present), but have always used current vanilla kernels and
compiled almost all of my applications (and by now a lot of system
libraries too), locally.
Am I going to run into major problems with my existing applications / libs
if I go the AMD 64 route for the new box? In other words, am I going to
break things if I simply compile a kernel with AMD 64 support and carry on
regardless?
Re: Advanced Forth app techniques ... We made a set of words that set the appropriate bits at compile time in ways that are absolutely obvious: ...CHIPS is the chip select table for the NMIX-0332. ... We don't use wordlists very extensively in applications, but they are absolutely vital in our systems, especially cross- and meta- compilers. ... Examples range from circular buffers to named bits in an I/O register.... (comp.lang.forth)
Re: XL2002 / XP : Crashing problem ... things--including ActiveX controls.... > The spreadsheet applications were completely standalone - no external ... The applications does not crash on all of the PCs ... > One way I can guarantee to make the application crash is if I compile... (microsoft.public.excel.programming)
RE: Help please with PPC 2003 SE and switch to 192 DPI ... Can someone please try and compile the code that is attached ... layer for backwards compatibility with old applications.... the display appears to legacy applications as a traditional 240 x 320 ... The operating system looks for this special resource... (microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer)
Re: Big picture question - Web sites vs Web Applications ..."Mark Fitzpatrick" wrote: ...folder b from a page in folder a probably won't work because the code in ... Developer Express to create a web site since they don't have to compile...Applications.)... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet)
Re: Which CPU ....dammit ! ? :-) ... > Whilst I could happily spend forever studying cpu / motherboard reviews at ... There are relatively few applications that require extremely powerful ... As for AMD vs. Intel,... (alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt)
