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Mirek,
What you are saying is that it is not possible to debug a 64 bit compiled application with U++, is it not?
For example, let us say that you are planning to compile a program with U++, using the Microsoft 64 bit C++ compiler, is it possible to do it completely in U++, including its debugging?
Since you are working with a 64 bit environment (Win 7-64 bits), are not you making the most of it? I mean a 64 bit application, running in a 64 bit environment, has to be better compared with its equivalent developed in a 32 bit system.
Javier
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Windows 7 and U++
By: 281264 on Sat, 23 July 2011 20:46 |
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
By: unodgs on Sat, 23 July 2011 21:41 |
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
By: mirek on Sun, 24 July 2011 09:58 |
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
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Re: Windows 7 and U++
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