If in the 90s you used Macintoshes and you saw applications sometimes described as "32-bit clean" or not "32-bit clean" but you never understood what that meant, this post was informative
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If in the 90s you used Macintoshes and you saw applications sometimes described as "32-bit clean" or not "32-bit clean" but you never understood what that meant, this post was informative
@mcc this was an issue on the Amiga too, which was plagued by games and apps that broke on newer platforms. Games liked to stuff data in the 'spare' 8 bits of addresses only blow up when they got connected to something