hi everyone,
debugging program , looking how memory used in raspberry pi. working in new rpi 3 new jessie release works 64 bit words.
guess each memory address takes 64 bits. example, if declare int variable, how many space need? take whole memory address (64bits)? or if declare float or double variable, how raspberry work?
see in eclipse each memory address has 32 bits... , if declare int variable takes whole address. if declare float variable same...it takes 1 address.
so, how raspberry uses memory? use whole memory address instead of not need (char variable)?
many help!
debugging program , looking how memory used in raspberry pi. working in new rpi 3 new jessie release works 64 bit words.
guess each memory address takes 64 bits. example, if declare int variable, how many space need? take whole memory address (64bits)? or if declare float or double variable, how raspberry work?
see in eclipse each memory address has 32 bits... , if declare int variable takes whole address. if declare float variable same...it takes 1 address.
so, how raspberry uses memory? use whole memory address instead of not need (char variable)?
many help!
raspbian runs in 32-bit mode only. whether there officially supported 64-bit os still undecided.
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