windows xp 64 bit

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can anyone tell me if a 64 bit version of a microsoft visual c++ compiler is
available, so that my current 32 bit application can be recompiled and run
native on the xp-64 os with a 64 bit proccessor? thanks!

 

[kurttrail]

can anyone tell me if a 64 bit version of a microsoft visual c++
compiler is available, so that my current 32 bit application can be
recompiled and run native on the xp-64 os with a 64 bit proccessor?
thanks!

microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general

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[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Please repost your inquiry in the new Windows 64-bit newsgroup:
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| can anyone tell me if a 64 bit version of a microsoft visual c++ compiler is
| available, so that my current 32 bit application can be recompiled and run
| native on the xp-64 os with a 64 bit proccessor? thanks!

 

[Tom Porterfield]

can anyone tell me if a 64 bit version of a microsoft visual c++ compiler
is available, so that my current 32 bit application can be recompiled and
run native on the xp-64 os with a 64 bit proccessor? thanks!

Not sure why you are being redicted to a 64 bit Windows group when your
question is about compilers. Visual Studio 2005 will include this support,
but it is just now entering beta 2 stage. In the meantime, this article
provides additional information on how to get the 64 bit SDK and runtimes:

How to obtain the 64-bit version of the Visual C++ 7.1 libraries and build
tools
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;875446
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[kurttrail]

Not sure why you are being redicted to a 64 bit Windows group when
your question is about compilers. <snip>

Because it has no business here, and the OP's subject is "windows xp 64
bit."

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[Tom Porterfield]

Because it has no business here, and the OP's subject is "windows xp 64
bit."

What? Surely you didn't reply after reading only the subject. The actual
question has no business in a Windows 64 bit newsgroup either.
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[kurttrail]

What? Surely you didn't reply after reading only the subject.
Nope.

The
actual question has no business in a Windows 64 bit newsgroup either.

Yep. ;-)

Maybe a little wild goose chase would teach the OP to do a little
research first so that their posts go to the appropriate group. If they
are smart enough to program code, then they should be smart enough to
find the appropriate NG to ask their questions in.

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[Gilles Vollant]

can anyone tell me if a 64 bit version of a microsoft visual c++ compiler
is
available, so that my current 32 bit application can be recompiled and run
native on the xp-64 os with a 64 bit proccessor? thanks!

see http://www.winimage.com/misc/sdk64onvs2005/