News for nerds. I love skiing. I'm sure there's a ton of other people out there who read slashdot for the variety of news it carries, not because it is a website devoted to ridding the world of the evil empire microsoft (or sports for that matter).
Most x86 platforms (read: all) are based on a 32 bit architecture. That means the processor can work with at most 32 bits at one time. A 64 bit architecture means the processor can work wih 64 bits at a time. This emulator is a program that runs on a 32 bit machine which simulates a 64 bit processor. Cool stuff, eh?:)
News for nerds. I love skiing. I'm sure there's a ton of other people out there who read slashdot for the variety of news it carries, not because it is a website devoted to ridding the world of the evil empire microsoft (or sports for that matter).
Most x86 platforms (read: all) are based on a 32 bit architecture. That means the processor can work with at most 32 bits at one time. A 64 bit architecture means the processor can work wih 64 bits at a time. This emulator is a program that runs on a 32 bit machine which simulates a 64 bit processor. Cool stuff, eh? :)