Linux command
x86_64 命令
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命令示例
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tldr setarch
说明
x86_64 is a symlink to setarch that runs a program with the reported architecture set to x86_64. It is equivalent to running setarch x86_64. This is typically used on 64-bit systems to ensure programs detect and run in 64-bit mode, though on native x86_64 systems this is usually the default behavior.
FAQ
What is the x86_64 command used for?
x86_64 is a symlink to setarch that runs a program with the reported architecture set to x86_64. It is equivalent to running setarch x86_64. This is typically used on 64-bit systems to ensure programs detect and run in 64-bit mode, though on native x86_64 systems this is usually the default behavior.
How do I run a basic x86_64 example?
Run `tldr setarch` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.