Re: Re: PHP on 64bit Ubuntu

> A word boundary usually matches the natural integer size for the > processor. In the case of a 32 bit processor it would be 32 bits, in the > case of a 64 bit processor it would be 64 bits. This may or may not hold > for windows, but more than likely the word size doubles between the 32 > bit architecture and the 64 bit architecture. As such due to alignment > we would still see only a maximal doubling of space. Fringe cases may > exist to satisfy your argument, but I doubt PHP falls into this > category... especially as relates to a packaged binary or default > configure. I didn't mean for the PHP binary itself, but the PHP code written in PHP that is parsed: $test = true;