Firewing 64 Mac OS
Mac OS X 10.12 and 10.13 (64-bit) Mac OS X Mountain Lion. Compatible with Mac OS X 10.8 to 10.11 (64-bit) ocenaudiomountainlion.dmg. File Size 30.3 MBytes. Mac OS X 10.8 to 10.11 (64-bit) Linux 32 bits - deb package. Compatible with Debian and Ubuntu 15.04 (32-bit). First, 64-bit code will work only on G5 or Core 2 processors—developers will still have to deliver 32-bit versions for users with Macs based on G3 and G4 PowerPCs or even with Intel’s. Microsoft Windows® 10 / 8.1 / 8 Microsoft Windows® 10 phone Mac OS 10.10.5/ 10.11.1/10.11.4 Android 4.4.2-5.0 Host must support Bluetooth® 4.0 or higher Dimensions Length: 115.16 mm.
- A 3D platforming game set in the style of a Nintendo 64 title. You control Firewing, a dragon tasked with collecting all of the Peace Crystal fragments. To do so will require exploration, collectibles, mini-games, and of course, platforming!
- Connect the FW drive to your Mac. Power up your Mac. (The internal HD isn't needed to load the OS on an external drive.) Install the CD/DVD and hold down the 'C' button. Once the installer is up and running, from the 'Utilities' menu, Disk Utility will let you prep the drive for use. Continue the installation process.
AstroPulse v7 | |||
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Platform | Version | Created | Average computing |
Linux/x86 | 7.00 | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 20 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86 | 7.04 (sse) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 16 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86 | 7.04 (sse2) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 21 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.00 | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 59 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.03 (sse) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 191 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.09 (opencl_ati_100) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 126 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.09 (opencl_intel_gpu_102) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 102 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.10 (cuda_opencl_100) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.10 (cuda_opencl_cc1) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.10 (opencl_nvidia_100) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 358 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 7.10 (opencl_nvidia_cc1) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 10 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/Power PC | 7.00 | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.00 | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 10 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.04 (sse2) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 130 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.08 (cuda_opencl_100) | 21 May 2015, 23:56:05 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.08 (cuda_opencl_cc1) | 21 May 2015, 23:56:05 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.08 (opencl_ati_100) | 21 May 2015, 23:56:05 UTC | 12 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.08 (opencl_nvidia_100) | 21 May 2015, 23:56:05 UTC | 57 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 7.08 (opencl_nvidia_cc1) | 21 May 2015, 23:56:05 UTC | 4 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU | 7.03 (sse2) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 271 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 7.01 (sse3) | 7 Oct 2014, 21:10:29 UTC | 42 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 7.07 (opencl_ati_mac) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 189 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 7.07 (opencl_intel_gpu_mac) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 35 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 7.07 (opencl_nvidia_mac_old) | 23 Apr 2015, 18:50:41 UTC | 35 GigaFLOPS |
SETI@home v8 | |||
Platform | Version | Created | Average computing |
Linux/x86 | 8.05 | 18 May 2016, 1:10:51 UTC | 12 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.00 | 30 Dec 2015, 21:14:57 UTC | 133 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.00 (cuda23) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.00 (cuda32) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 12 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.00 (cuda42) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 43 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.00 (cuda50) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 47 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.20 (opencl_intel_gpu_sah) | 14 Dec 2016, 0:46:29 UTC | 97 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.22 (opencl_nvidia_SoG) | 28 Dec 2016, 23:34:07 UTC | 460 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_cat132) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 14 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_nocal) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 49 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_sah) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 3 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_SoG) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 4 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_SoG_cat132) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 11 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati5_SoG_nocal) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 50 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati_cat132) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 7 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati_nocal) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 37 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 | 8.24 (opencl_ati_sah) | 15 Jan 2020, 17:42:44 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/Power PC | 8.03 | 7 Jan 2016, 19:46:50 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/Intel | 8.03 (osx_12) | 7 Jan 2016, 22:26:19 UTC | 6 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/Intel | 8.05 (mac_intel32) | 1 Oct 2018, 20:31:27 UTC | 15 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.00 | 30 Dec 2015, 21:14:57 UTC | 114 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.01 (cuda60) | 18 May 2016, 1:10:51 UTC | 23 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_cat132) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_nocal) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 42 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_sah) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_SoG) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_SoG_cat132) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 5 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati5_SoG_nocal) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 11 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_atiapu_sah) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 5 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati_cat132) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati_nocal) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 17 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_ati_sah) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 9 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_intel_gpu_sah) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 6 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_nvidia_sah) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 12 GigaFLOPS |
Linux/x86_64 | 8.22 (opencl_nvidia_SoG) | 5 Jan 2017, 23:13:45 UTC | 31 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU | 8.05 | 8 Mar 2017, 18:05:22 UTC | 189 GigaFLOPS |
Windows/x86 running on an AMD x86_64 or Intel EM64T CPU | 8.08 (alt) | 19 Jul 2017, 16:21:53 UTC | 628 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv6-neon) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv6-neon-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv6-vfp) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv6-vfp-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-neon) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-neon-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv3) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv3-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv3d16) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv3d16-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv4) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 1 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM processor) | 8.00 (armv7-vfpv4-nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Android (Intel/AMD x86 processor) | 8.00 (nopie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Android (Intel/AMD x86 processor) | 8.00 (pie) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 0 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.00 (opencl_intel_gpu_sah) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 37 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.03 (osx_12) | 7 Jan 2016, 22:26:19 UTC | 8 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.05 | 1 Oct 2018, 20:31:27 UTC | 71 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.11 (cuda42_mac) | 16 Nov 2016, 1:55:03 UTC | 27 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.11 (cuda75_mac) | 16 Nov 2016, 1:55:03 UTC | 11 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.19 (opencl_nvidia_mac_old) | 28 Dec 2016, 23:34:07 UTC | 12 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.20 (opencl_ati5_mac) | 17 Oct 2017, 23:49:50 UTC | 30 GigaFLOPS |
Mac OS X/64-bit Intel | 8.20 (opencl_ati5_SoG_mac) | 28 Dec 2016, 23:34:07 UTC | 48 GigaFLOPS |
Linux (ARM processor) | 8.06 | 8 Mar 2017, 18:05:22 UTC | 19 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM64 processor) | 8.00 (arm64-neon) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM64 processor) | 8.00 (arm64-vfpv4) | 22 Jan 2016, 0:38:52 UTC | 4 GigaFLOPS |
Android (ARM64 processor) | 8.01 | 4 Jan 2017, 3:33:29 UTC | 4 GigaFLOPS |
Linux (ARM64 processor) | 8.02 | 8 Mar 2017, 18:15:57 UTC | 2 GigaFLOPS |
Firewing 64 Mac Os Catalina
This document describes the 64-bit features that are available in OS X v10.4 and v10.5. You should read it to help you determine which of these features to use and how to use them.
What Is 64-Bit Computing?
For the purposes of this document, 64-bit computing is defined as support for a 64-bit address space—that is, support for concurrent use of more than 4 GB of memory by a single executable program—no more, no less.
OS X v10.8 uses a 64-bit kernel and fully supports 64-bit applications. The 64-bit kernel was originally introduced in OS X v10.6 (on some models of Mac hardware), and 64-bit application support was introduced in v10.5. Command-line 64-bit support was introduced in v10.4.
Who Should Read This Document?
Mac app developers should, at a minimum, read the chapter Should You Recompile Your Software as a 64-Bit Executable?. That chapter will help you determine whether it makes sense for your application to take advantage of 64-bit application support in OS X v10.5 and later.
Developers of device drivers and kernel extensions should also read this document. Beginning with v10.6, device drivers and kernel extensions must be compiled with a 64-bit slice to be loadable into a 64-bit kernel. Beginning with v10.8, all kernel device drivers and other extensions must be compiled with a 64-bit slice.
Organization of This Document
This document is organized into the following chapters:
Should You Recompile Your Software as a 64-Bit Executable?—provides helpful guidance about whether you should recompile your application as a 64-bit executable.
Major 64-Bit Changes—describes the high-level architectural changes between a 32-bit and 64-bit environment.
Making Code 64-Bit Clean—explains the general changes needed to make an application 64-bit clean.
Compiling 64-Bit Code—explains how to compile your application as a 64-bit executable.
High-Level 64-Bit API Support—summarizes changes to higher level APIs such as Carbon, Cocoa, and QuickTime and includes pointers to more detailed documentation on these changes.
Cross-Architecture Plug-in Support—describes ways to support legacy plug-ins across architecture boundaries using helper hosts.
Performance Optimization—gives tips for spotting common performance regressions caused by transitioning your code to 64-bit.
Kernel Extensions and Drivers—tells how to transition your drivers and other kernel extensions to 64-bit executables.
See Also
For additional information, see the following documents:
Tools & Languages Starting Point includes pointers to documentation that may help you solve 64-bit-related tools issues.
64-Bit Transition Guide for Cocoa and 64-Bit Guide for Carbon Developers provide information about Apple’s 64-bit application APIs.
Universal Binary Programming Guidelines, Second Edition provides information about the Intel transition. You should read this document and add native Intel support to your application first, since many of the Intel changes also apply to a 64-bit port.
OS X ABI Mach-O File Format Reference provides 64-bit ABI information that is useful if you are writing assembly language code.
Xcode 4 Help provides information about using Xcode. You should be familiar with Xcode before you port your application or driver to 64-bit.
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