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10.5: List 64-bit enabled GUI applications in 10.5
Is at least the kernel coded at 64 bits? Not that it matters too much to most users. The only app I have that makes an heavy use of the CPU is VisualHub.
10.5: List 64-bit enabled GUI applications in 10.5
No, the kernel is 32bit
10.5: List 64-bit enabled GUI applications in 10.5
Yes 32-bit kernel:
Anyone know what the difference between /mach_kernel.ctfsys and /mach_kernel is?
10.5: List 64-bit enabled GUI applications in 10.5
No, the kernel is 32bit
What computer did you do this check with?
Kernel in Leopard is 32 bit only
At the last Chaos Computer Club conference in Hamburg, Germany, probably the biggest indie programmers conference in Germany, a talk about the structure of Leopard discussed this issue. It was made clear that the kernel is still 32 bit, but it was concluded that as long the kernel does not need more than 4 GB (2 GB?) of memory itself this does not really matter, and the kernel itself is certainly for from needing this much of memory (except that caching might make use of more memory).
http://chaosradio.ccc.de/24c3_m4v_2303.html |
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