64bit tremulous server

[hosler]

How well does tremulous work under a 64bit linux machine? A 64bit tremulous build, of course.

[Syntac]

64-bit works as well as anything else.

[hosler]

Can I get a second opinion from some other people? I like to be sure on things before I decide to them

[SlackerLinux]

i have been running tremulous on a pure64 machine for ages it works great you'll have no issues

[googles]

In all honesty, it will run a bit slower than it's 32-bit counterparts. Like any other *small* program in a 64-bit environment. This of course has no affect on it's stability...I run a 64 bit server and it takes me an extra second to load <.<

[Einstein]

64-bit FSM-Trem FTW! (with a few modifications of my own, of course, heheh)
^ shameless plug in favor of Google's and Slacker's work...

[Amanieu]

The qvm compiler is really slow on x86_64, and it can take a few seconds to compile the game.qvm to run it. This is noticable for clients connected to the server, during a map change. An easy way to eliminate that lag is to use a .so instead of a .qvm, so it doesn't have to be recompiled all the time.