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	~~'''~~Note~~: the~~ following only applies to systems that have 64-bit pointers (64bit architecture)~~'''~~		{{Note\|The following only applies to systems that have 64-bit pointers (64bit architecture).}}

	Starting with Octave 4.4.0, 64-bit indexing is the default for targets with 64-bit pointers. You can override that default by specifying <code>--disable-64</code> when configuring Octave.		Starting with Octave 4.4.0, 64-bit indexing is the default for targets with 64-bit pointers. You can override that default by specifying <code>--disable-64</code> when configuring Octave.