64 bit compatibility issue in snow leopard

[Rubeen]

I want to upgrade my laptop from Mac OS x to snow leopard. The issue is that I want to run some programming application which are 64bit. The same version of windows crashed on vista. So for that I found mac platform can be most secure one. Does 64 bit tools compatibility issue in snow leopard. How is the compatibility of the same.

[Devasis]

The 64-bit computing used to be the prefecture of scientists and engineers, but at present this generational shift in computing provides all users the tools to pertain the power of 64-bit to speed up everything from everyday submissions to the most challenging scientific computations. Even though Mac OS X is at present have 64-bit competent in many ways.

[Solomon]

The complete computing industry is affecting from 32-bit to 64-bit technology, and it is simple to see why. Today’s Mac computers can grip up to 32GB of corporeal memory, but the 32-bit submissions that run on them can address only 4GB of RAM at the same movement. 64-bit computing shatters that obstruction by facilitating applications to address a theoretical 16 billion gigabytes of memory.

[MrChris-]

It can also facilitate computers to crunch twice the data per clock cycle, which can spectacularly speed up numeric computations and other tasks. Previous versions of Mac OS X have obtainable a range of 64-bit capabilities. Now Snow Leopard takes the next step in the conversion from 32-bit to 64-bit. Practically all system applications — counting the Finder, Mail, Safari, iCal, and iChat — are now built with 64-bit code.

[Calvin K]

So not only this submissions are capable to take full benefit of all the memory in your Mac, but the shifting to 64-bit submissions also boosts overall presentation. Together with other modifications and developments in Snow Leopard, this means that immediately about everything you do — from launching submissions like QuickTime to running JavaScript in Safari to opening image files — will feel faster and more approachable.

[Lillebror]

The 64-bit sustain and maintain in Snow Leopard makes Mac OS X absolutely ready for whatever computing improvements may arrive in the prospect. For example, Snow Leopard is ready to sustain and maintain up to 16 terabytes of RAM — about more than 500 times more than today’s Mac computers can provide accommodation.