More and more 64-bit systems are showing up on the market—and developers are porting their applications to these systems. Most code runs directly without problems—but there is a number of sometimes quite subtile problems that developers have to be aware of for portable programming and porting. This paper illustrates some problems on porting an application to 64-bit and also shows how use a 64-bit system as development platform for both 32-bit and 64-bit code. It will give hints especially to application and library developers on writing portable code using the GNU Compiler Collection.

Porting to 64-bit GNU Linux Systems.pdf

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