We figure out if we are on Linux 32 or 64 bit by execing a process that runs uname -m and looking at the result. It seems to work but it feels kind of cludgy. There has to be a better way in Java of figuring out the bitness of the host platform (NOT the bitness of the JVM).
We figure out if we are on Linux 32 or 64 bit by execing a process that runs uname -m and looking at the result. It seems to work but it feels kind of cludgy. There has to be a better way in Java of figuring out the bitness of the host platform (NOT the bitness of the JVM).