Thanks for responding so quickly.
In the security log I can see it has been assigned the privilege
SeTcbPrivilege. Security log entry:
Special privileges assigned to new logon.
Subject:
Security ID:BUILDSERVER\cygwin_sshd
Account Name: cygwin_sshd
Ac
References: <4f73cf37.4020...@elfmimi.jp>
On 28/03/2012 10:55 PM, Ein Terakawa wrote:
>What it does actually is it generates CTRL_BREAK_EVENT with Windows
>Console API GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent on the arrival of SIGINT.
>And to make this scheme to be functional it is required to specify
>CREATE_
Tim Prince wrote:
CPUs have been adding microcode continually for better optimization of
the gcc -m32 string moves, even though new CPUs are designed primarily
for 64-bit OS.
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It's not the OS, machine and the width of the data path.
If you are operating in 32 bit mode, you are u
On 5/27/2012 3:30 AM, Linda Walsh wrote:
It Could be if it is done in a way that removes all the 32-bit
speed probs (alignment issues being only 1), but ALOT of what
computers do is
move data around -- large amounts -- strings, buffers, etc.
64-bit archs can move a native 8-bytes/cycle, 32
Daniel Colascione wrote:
On 5/26/12 4:40 PM, Linda Walsh wrote:
Compiling for 64-bit is about memory alignment and native instruction
set/word size execution. The alignment will likely cause runtime
memory usage
to grow somewhat, but it shouldn't be significant in most case
So the x32 AB
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