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HP-UX, 3.4.10 to 4.1
Hi, we are using an HP9000 with HPUX 11.0 and I am looking for the latest version of Informix Products. It's a little bit confuse which version to to use. Perhaps for Client SDK there at two version available 2.70.HC1R1-1 32-bit 2.70.FC1-1 64-bit but wich is the better choice ? We'll use IIF.2000 as Database.

Help Me! Im gonna cry, I just cant win!!!!!!!
Note that most of the software is 32 bit, and it is all up-to-date with the latest version. Agent is the only piece of software that could be regarded as a beta, I understand PC's a bit better than the average user, so when the odd problem crops up I am often able to solve it and keep on plugging along.

A Proof for the Existence of God
P5 debate has been discussed ad infinitum but I am still somewhat confused. I gather that a P6 is much faster at running 32bit applications than a P5 but that it is Moreover, is the P6 the best solution in terms of better future proofing (I know there's no such thing in the computer world, but nonetheless),

Is using 32-bit appz on x64 better than on x86?
So basically I am asking will a PPro 200 run games better under Dos and Windows 95 than a Pentium 200 under dos and Windows 95? Any info would be GREATLY appriciated <sp> Thank You, Jason Kramer jkram...@uop.cs.uop.edu with the advent of 32bit optimzed proccesors the applications will all be full 32bit soon and

learning asm.
Think about it a bit longer. No I am not talking about pigging out Alan. I don't feel hungry, so I don't need to eat a lot, remember? And I feel fine eating 200 to 500 calories once a day. Thus why do that 3 times a day when once a day works better? I understand some (okay most) people feel ill if they eat only

Confused about Pentium Pro's and games....
I am worndering what advantages would there to be in buying it. I don't do windows programming. So.. just wondering.. bluewolf In addition to the good info I like the BP7 IDE's and tools, but on a 32 system they are somewhat 'out of date', of course. You might also consider using Freepascal for a 32 bit

Fearless the Snakeoil seller Re: Virus - Bugbear (Part II)
... comp arch embedded On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:18:02 -0600, vickey_18 wrote: Hello All I am currently working on a design in which I have to perform a 32 bit convolution. More detail from you will enable better answers from us, and posting this to the FPGA newsgroup my lead to better answers yet.

My Wish
Currently I am using a G400 clocked to MAX speed and I do run UT at 1024x768 32bit and it is just as fast as my V3 was, I only run in 32bit because on the G400 32bit looks better than 16bit and there is only a 1-3 FPS difference, the V3 in 16bit does, however, look better than the Matrox in 32 bit in UT, not a lot,

Better to use 32-bit or 64-bit Windows with MOSS 2007?
At some stage brute force *does* win out over better design. Always will. PowerPC processors are much more efficient than x86 processors. Somewhat more. The generally accepted figure seems to be about 25% - 30% faster at the same clock speed. x86 chips compute information in 32 bit chunks only.

timedemo results?? am i close to where i should be??
Shorter bursts are less efficient, which implies that 64bit PCI transfers can be not much better than 32bit with sustained bursts, which is my point. You could easily have a 64-bit pci card that was slower than (or the same as) a 32-bit one due to this factor. Im not arguing that it doesnt work, only that its not a

Vista 32 or 64
Sega already had a viable product in the works to compete with Sony and Nintendo, so they did not need another 32-bit platform which would compete with Sega's All I am pointing out are possible scenarios to those "what if" questions. Still, it would be child's play to make the carts unable to interlock in the

Skybuck's Universal Code 5 (The Native Version)
Both can be configured with Vista Home Premium 32-bit, but for Ultimate they only offer the 64-bit (I am shying away from 64-bit for the reasons you gave). Also, does 64-bit processing require a better power supply. Your thoughts and expertise will be greatly appreciated. Hi, Judith, What model HP computer are

Confused about games with Pentium Pros
... have to add to get it crazy_quarter wrote: i hate the fact that i run windows...i have a dual boot machine, but i am a graphic designer and i need photoshop. why i think linux i better that windows: linux is a true 32 bit OS, where as windows is a 32 bit shell on a 16 bit OS true multi-user and multitasking

Advice sorely needed
... <geo...@mvista.com> wrote: I am beginning to think that defining a u64 and casting, ie: #define jiffies (unsigned long volitial)jiffies_u64 is the way to go. ..except for gcc being bad at even 64->32-bit casts like the above. It will usually still load the full 64-bit value, and then only use the low bits.

3DFX, I am not pleased
Isn't that 32-bit clean, too ? I don't think so - I think it's ROMs are pretty much the same as the decidedly non 32-bit clean Mac Portable. Actually, both machines have 32-bit clean ROMs. The problem is that Mac OS 7.6.x requires a '030 (with 32-bit clean ROMs) or better. That leaves the LC ('020) and the

Did anyone else read the PC Gamer review of the V3?!
I had the color settings and the texture settings and the color depth to 16-bit since my voodoo 3 can not support 32 bit color. I had the geometric detail on high and the I am assuming that the voodoo 3 is better and I need the ATI or perhaps a cheaper video card with my purpose. So here is a major question.

Gigabit ethernet -- what am I doing wrong?
If a 24 bit converter "Could" send an overload to a 24 bit program, and to fix the problem I make the program 32 bit, am I then just sending a fried 24 bit file from the converter into a program that will except a file that has been fried? (lets see if I can make that easier) Wouldn't the file already be overloaded

Actually I am a little bit disappointed...
Read up on what's 32 bit flat model addressing and what Dos Extenders and DPMI is all about. It's universal, and has nothing to do with whether a software is I have never pretend that I am computer expert like you. Yes I am nut in computer, but I think I can do better coding in perl than you computer expert in

Anti-Sega Gamers
I'ma 48 year old hobbiest, who has played with various graphics applications on various computers for the last 14 years. reb wrote: I really am a newbie (a 67 year old newbie) at Depending on the graphics card in your computer you may not see "True Color (32 bit)". That doesn't matter much except to play games.

A call for common sense (was Re: Bleemcast: Does it improve ...
I have heard that since 32 bits is the "native" size for our processors, 32-bit Longs are slightly more efficient than 16-bit Integers. This seems logical. However, I seem to recall reading some articles (in VBPJ?) about performance and VB performed slightly better when dealing with Integers.