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Ok, we figured it out... Looks like LONGs in C/Windows are 32-bit (even in 64-bit CPUs) but in Linux they are 64-bit, and PHP uses those in its code for the main "integer" data type. For now I suppose I will have to be content with having PHP switch to using floats for numbers larger than 2^31, since it should be fully precise to about 2^52 or so. : Quote It is a bug but unfo
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I thought I posted a reply here... Ugh. Anyway, we figured out that it's not possible on Windows due to how C compiles LONGs in 64-bit Windows systems (4 bytes not 8), and because the ints in PHP are LONGs.
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Sure, thanks. On a hunch, I sent you an MSN buddy request...
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What's the connection error...?
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Anyone?
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Is this thing even supposed to be configured for 64-bits?
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I uninstalled XAMPP, just in case, and the problem persists.
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No, but I do have XAMPP installed.
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Hello all, I am running 64-bit Windows 7. I downloaded and installed "WampServer2.2a-x64.exe". I ran this php program: <?php echo PHP_INT_MAX; ?> The result was "2147483647". That shows to me that php is running in 32-bit mode. I was looking for "9223372036854775807". How can I make PHP run in 64-bit mode?
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