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Are there any thoughts/plans for porting the software to
Solaris x64/x86 in the near future?
PM
Solaris x64/x86 in the near future?
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Junhua Mao
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I think Linux platform is more popular
"PM" <pm@gmx.de> ???? news:438560d8$0$41144$14726298@news.sunsite.dk...
"PM" <pm@gmx.de> ???? news:438560d8$0$41144$14726298@news.sunsite.dk...
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PM
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Junhua Mao wrote:
to ask the corresponding question
PM
.... and I think the most popular is windoze but I'm not going
to ask the corresponding question
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Edward Kalenda
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 09:37:01 +0100, PM <pm@gmx.de> wrote:
could see. With customers asking for/desperately needing multi-gigabyte
address space, Windoze is not the platform to give it to them.
Cadence has had a collaboration agreement with Sun that was extended
recently and Solaris 10 on AMD Opterons was mentioned in the press
release. I didn't see any mention of the timing for software being
available on the platform, but my own guess would be early next year.
http://www.cadence.com/company/newsroom/press_releases/pr.aspx?xml=010306_sun
Cadence took a stab at a Windoze port. A real disaster, from what IJunhua Mao wrote:
I think Linux platform is more popular
"PM" <pm@gmx.de> ???? news:438560d8$0$41144$14726298@news.sunsite.dk...
Are there any thoughts/plans for porting the software to
Solaris x64/x86 in the near future?
PM
... and I think the most popular is windoze but I'm not going
to ask the corresponding question
PM
could see. With customers asking for/desperately needing multi-gigabyte
address space, Windoze is not the platform to give it to them.
Cadence has had a collaboration agreement with Sun that was extended
recently and Solaris 10 on AMD Opterons was mentioned in the press
release. I didn't see any mention of the timing for software being
available on the platform, but my own guess would be early next year.
http://www.cadence.com/company/newsroom/press_releases/pr.aspx?xml=010306_sun
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PM
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Edward Kalenda wrote:
PM
Good news, thanks for the link!
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