On Tue, 3 Apr 2012, Emrah Samdan wrote:
I have developed a code using the libgretl and it was running on a
Ubuntu
11.04 32 bit machine. Then I migrated those code to Fedora 16(64 bit) and
compiled it in that machine also. However, while it was running on Fedora,
sometimes it doesn't quit the program as expected and utilizes 98% of CPU.
I couldn't get the reason behind this. There was no problem while running
on 32 bit Ubuntu.
Do you have any idea about this situation ?
Hmm, I'm running current CVS gretl on 64-bit fedora 16 and I'm
not seeing any problems.
When I started using gretl on a 64-bit system I noticed one
"64/32" bug: the mechanism for importing data from a RATS
database was broken due to use of the "long int" type where a
32-bit integer was wanted. But that was fixed in the gretl
1.9.8 release and I'm not aware of any other word-size issues.
Allin Cottrell