What's the point of x64 when everything x86 runs on everything? Otherwise you'd have to distribute two different binaries..
Will x86 ever disappear?
>>55606383
>Will x86 ever disappear?
yes, x86 has problems from an engineering perspective and is becoming more restrictive thanks to the giants that have made it relevant in the market
As time goes by new freer architectures based on existing tech might become more relevant (see Russia China) due to privacy needs
Arm based chips also have a large potential
>>55606383
Well, windows server and some linux distros already stopped making x86 build
Games which require more than 4GB RAM are next
>Windows still has separate 32bit and 64 bit versions
>Still no universal binaries
OS X solved this shit 10 years ago