hello,
I have asked the c++ to translate for me the size of an existing typedef:
typedef long long __m128
answer in a 32 bits processor 8 bytes , 64 bits
for a tydedef long ,4 bytes
By the name of the variable , something say me that the answer for a 64 bits processor couldn't be the same ?
If someone could confirm, ToutEnMasm
Last edited by Salem; 03-06-2010 at 10:31 AM. Reason: snip fake sig - are you really here to learn, or just spam?
long long is 8 bytes. The size of long depends on your OS. in Windows, it's 4 bytes for x64, and in Linux, I believe it's 8 bytes for x64.
Originally Posted by Adak
__m128 is a 128-bit SSE register type. It is most certainly NOT 64 bits in size. Why are you attempting to "translate" this into assembly? It's an SSE register (XMM0 through XMM7), that's all.
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