(05-29-2025, 01:27 PM)Jack Wrote: arm64 as is used on the Pi 5 and with 64-bit Pi OS has a 128-bit long double type, though that type is probably not available in QB64
That has to be emulated support because ARM says there is no hardware support for it - https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ka004751/1-0
If the underlying C++ compiler / RTL supports 128-bit long double, then QB64-PE will support it as well.
(05-29-2025, 10:37 AM)FCS_coder Wrote: Hi all, new to the forum, new to QB64, but have done some coding in QB.
I have a general question on the math capabilities available. I am tied down rright now to a 32-bit Win 11 machine. I would like to do some math operations using 64-bit integers. Will QB 64 be able to give me the full precision of the 64-bits? I realize that I will lose speed on the thunking from 32 to 64 bits, but I can always recompile and run on a 64-bit machine when I get access to one.
I want to start coding again since I have some forced free time so expect some more general under-the-hood type questions.
How are you running Windows 11 32-bit? As far as I know, Microsoft never released a 32-bit edition of Windows 11. Windows 10 was the last version to include one. Just curious.
