Re: pdumper on Solaris 10

[Po Lu]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> As 32-bit systems go away, it will become harder to write Lisp code that
>> works correctly in !WIDE_EMACS_INT 32-bit builds, so we may well have to
>> make WIDE_EMACS_INT the default at some point.
>
> If you are trying to convince me to switch to 64-bit development
> environment, you are wasting your time.  I have my very good reasons,
> and don't plan on doing so any time soon.
>
> And 64-but Windows supports 32-bit code perfectly for my needs.

Moreover, 32-bit Android systems remain widespread, and many people
build 32-bit Emacs binaries for more optimal memory utilization.  In
fact Android OEMs sometimes install 32-bit operating systems on 64-bit
capable hardware to optimize memory usage, and consequently, speaking of
the demise of 32-bit configurations is a pointless exercise.  And armv7
is not nearly so register-starved as 32-bit x86...