But we still need to fix it. Null is broken on x64.
Btw, I use QL on my laptop (Vista 64 with Visual C++ 2008 x64) and my
desktop (XP 32 with Visual C++ 2008). Compiling QL into native 64
binaries makes it about 30-40% faster on equivalent CPU.
Everything work great on x64 once I replace stock null.cpp with my own
file (it is included into my precious e-mail). But no luck with
Intel's C++ compiler v. 11.1. QL compiles and links, but the program
crashes when I try to run it. My other projects work well with Intel's
compiler even with most aggressive optimizations on. Does anyone else
have similar problem?
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