Precious as always salva!
Notice that two of mines 32bit versions are compiled (thanks syphilis as i understand is the patcher) using config_H.gc_64int and strawberry release notes says "32bit Strawberry Perl is compiled with USE_64_BIT_INT enabled but there exists a version without USE_64_BIT_INT"

# testing the following oneliner
perl -MConfig -E "say for $Config{archname},$Config{version}, sort {$a
+ - $b} qw(10000000000 3 2)"


 | MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
 |  5.14.2
 |  10000000000
 |  2
 |  3
[OK] strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe
 
 | MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int
 |  5.20.0
 |  2
 |  3
 |  10000000000
[OK] straw5.20-32b\perl\bin\perl.exe
 
 | MSWin32-x64-multi-thread
 |  5.16.2
 |  2
 |  3
 |  10000000000
[OK] straw64\perl\bin\perl.exe
 
 | MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int
 |  5.22.0
 |  2
 |  3
 |  10000000000
[OK] strP5.22-32\perl\bin\perl.exe

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In reply to Re^2: Problem with a sort result by Discipulus
in thread Problem with a sort result by kzwix

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