64-bit OS problem

I just bought the iPhone tonight and found out that it will not work on 64-bit OS's. I have an HP w/Vista 64-bit. Is there a way to get around this? Is there a 64-bit iTunes out now? Any advise would be helpful... Thanx

The only 64 bit System compatible with the iPhone is a Mac running OS X.
There is no workaround for Windows 64 bit compatibility.
If you like,you can submit a feature request here...
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
Jim

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Hello!
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64-bit compilation:
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#include <unistd.h>
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#include <malloc.h>
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int lock(
int fd,
int cmd,
struct flock *lcks
int op = 0;
int sts;
do {
sts = fcntl (fd, cmd, lcks);
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return sts;
int main ()
struct flock lock_struct;
int mode, junk = 0;
FILE *fp;
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I found the solution
I changed the line
if( mode == O_RDONLY )
to
if( (mode & O_ACCMODE) == O_RDONLY )
Since, if we use
F_GETFL
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Srini

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- if I use optimization (-xO1 to -xO5) ;
- if I prototype my function at the beginning of my source (void fnc1(long a,long b,long c,long d,long e,long f,long g,long h););
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Tom.Truscott wrote:
clamage45 wrote:
But if you are passing to an ellipsis, you either cast actual arguments to the type the function expects, or the function extracts the default promoted type. Such code always works ...Yes, and developers should attempt to accomplish just that. Alas this is very difficult to ensure, particularly given the lack of a run-time type checking mechanism.In theory, proper use of the ellipsis function would be documented, and programmers would read and follow the documentation. In practice, some programmers don't read the instructions, or forget them, or someone ill-advisedly changes the way the function works so that existing calls stop working. Variable-argument functions are a fragile mechanism. (I program almost exclusively in C++, which has combinations of features such that variable-argument functions are rarely, if ever, needed.)
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>
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