Hello folks, I'm attempting to learn C++ and was wondering about a couple of things:
1.) 64 bit software - what is it in the code that makes it 64 bit? Does it mean, amongst other things, making integer variables to always be of type 'double' etc..?
2.) Multithreaded - from my reading so far on this all I can seem to find is that its a complex issue, but can anyone explain to me in the simplest possible terms what would make C++ code multithreaded? For example, how would you redesign the "Hello World" programme (if its at all possible) to be multithreaded?
I'm pretty much right at the beginning of my learning experience, so please bare with me if these are stupid questions.
Thanks.
1.) 64 bit software - what is it in the code that makes it 64 bit? Does it mean, amongst other things, making integer variables to always be of type 'double' etc..?
2.) Multithreaded - from my reading so far on this all I can seem to find is that its a complex issue, but can anyone explain to me in the simplest possible terms what would make C++ code multithreaded? For example, how would you redesign the "Hello World" programme (if its at all possible) to be multithreaded?
I'm pretty much right at the beginning of my learning experience, so please bare with me if these are stupid questions.
Thanks.