Since a 64 bit operation system runs with more bits to a processor, would it be inefficient and possibly slower in performing certain trivial tasks than the 32 bit os?
For example, if you are performing addition of two numbers:
A = decimal 1
B = decimal 3
where under a 32 bit os A would be 31 zeros and a one, and B 30 zeros and two ones. While under a 64 bit os, there would be more zeros passed to the processor describing the same number and then performing the addition.
For example, if you are performing addition of two numbers:
A = decimal 1
B = decimal 3
where under a 32 bit os A would be 31 zeros and a one, and B 30 zeros and two ones. While under a 64 bit os, there would be more zeros passed to the processor describing the same number and then performing the addition.