Mathematica's Support of 64-bit Addressingfiled under CodingTipsWolfram's Director of User Interface Technology, Theodore Gray, is interviewed about recent changes to Mathematica and its support of Mac OS X Tiger features. Mathematica's use of 64-bit addressing is discussed. Interesting insights from Gray on the benefits of an vastly enlarged (practically infinite) address space, and on the limitations of having to factor a problem for solution on a grid.
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