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Active Forums => QB64 Discussion => Topic started by: MLambert on March 27, 2019, 02:41:43 am
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Hi,
I have been plodding along for a while now using QB64 to compile my programs and today, for the first time, I noticed a (32 bit) beside my running program in task manager. Now I have only been using Windows 10 for the last couple days ....
Looking at the definition of what (32 bit) means ... it says the program is a 32 bit executable. Did a compatibilty test with it and windows 95 and xp popped up as compatible which says to me that I am producing 32 bit executables.
What am I misunderstanding or doing wrong. I use the QB64 IDE to create and edit the source code and also to compile it.
I am running 64 bit Windows 7 and 10.
Mike
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Just fired up QB64.exe and in the top left hand corner is says "QB64 x32" .
How do I get 64 bit ??
Mike
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Just fired up QB64.exe and in the top left hand corner is says "QB64 x32" .
How do I get 64 bit ??
Mike
https://www.qb64.org/autobuilds/development/qb64_2019-02-01-14-44-50_81063e1-development_win_x64.7z is the current build link copied from https://www.qb64.org
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Thank you
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The zip file has an unpack error. Downloaded it twice and reloaded winzip ... same problem
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Tried 7-Zip file manager ... unpacked file ok
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Good to hear.