Impacts in the Itanium Architecture class include changes in operating system commands and options, changes in file systems, changes in compiler and linker behavior, enhancements, and notices of previously-deprecated libraries and commands that are obsolete and not available on the Itanium architecture.

The Itanium architecture was formerly known as IA-64 or IPF (Itanium Processor Family), and this term is still used in some of the STK partner documents.

Note: To include only Itanium Architecture impacts when running the scansummary and scandetail tools, use the option:

  +C IPF

To exclude these impacts, use the option:

  -C IPF

For more information on filtering output in reports, see customizing your scan.

Note: The IPF Architecture classification is for impacts that are related to differences between PA HP-UX 11.x and IPF HP-UX 11i for IPF. Scan for Non-standard impacts (include the +T Ns option) to find other impacts related to APIs that are obsolete or changed for HP-UX on both PA and IPF. Some of the IPF impacts are warnings, so you miss seeing them if you exclude Non-critical (Nc) or Non-critical Warning (NcWn) impacts from your scans.

For more information



List of Itanium Architecture Impacts Aries and Compatibility Mode on HP-UX: a Developer Perspective The Libm Library and Floating-Point Arithmetic for HP-UX on Itanium Overview of IPF Architecture Overview of Transitioning Software to HP-UX on Itanium Preparing Source Code for HP-UX on IA-64

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