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- Table of contents
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- 64-Bit Transition Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Compiling 64-Bit Code 31 3
- Performance Optimization 54 3
- Document Revision History 67 4
- Tables and Listings 5
- What Is 64-Bit Computing? 6
- Organization of This Document 6
- See Also 7
- Executable? 8
- “Huge” Data Objects 10
- 64-Bit Math Performance 10
- Plug-in Compatibility 10
- Memory Requirements 11
- Major 64-Bit Changes 12
- Data Type Changes 13
- Data Type Impact on Code 14
- Security Changes 15
- Making Code 64-Bit Clean 16
- General Programming Tips 18
- Data Type and Alignment Tips 19
- Tools Tips 24
- Alignment Pragmas 24
- #include <stdint.h> 27
- Register Changes 28
- Instruction Changes 29
- For More Information 29
- Compiling 64-Bit Code 31
- PER_ARCH_CFLAGS_<arch> 34
- High-Level 64-Bit API Support 35
- New/Replaced/Deprecated APIs 36
- Kernel and I/O Kit APIs 38
- QuickTime 38
- Other C Application APIs 39
- Remote Hosting 42
- Remote Procedure Call APIs 44
- Client/Server Messaging APIs 45
- Standard Input and Output 47
- Message Queues 49
- Launching the Helper Host 52
- Performance Optimization 54
- Cache-Line Misses 56
- Avoiding Unaligned Accesses 57
- Kernel Extensions and Drivers 58
- What You Must Do 59
- Document Revision History 67
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