Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?

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Subject: Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
From: Philip Prindeville <philipp_subx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2006 17:16:06 -0700
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Sam Varshavchik wrote:

Philip Prindeville writes:

The large address space is full of potential...

I'd like to see someone do the following:

* a 64-bit (or 48-bit) address space implementation of a GPL memory leak
finder like Rational's "Purify".



valgrind now supports amd64.

Does that mean that it supports sparse allocation with "hole"interlacing between

individual chunks?

Or just that it was recompiled with -m64?

-Philip

References:
- Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
  - From: dondi_2006
- Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
  - From: Les Mikesell
- Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
  - From: Dave Jones
- Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
  - From: Philip Prindeville
- Re: Is 64 bit Fedora OK? With which CPU?
  - From: Sam Varshavchik

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