analog07 at eircom
Sep 25, 2008, 8:29 AM
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On 9/25/2008 11:01 AM, Nick Altmann wrote:
> What type of bounty would entice someone to compile a 64-bit Windows binary
> (i.e. one that is not limited to 2GB of memory)?
The open-source tools used for compiling the Windows version of Analog
are 32-bit only. There are some people working on 64-bit versions of
these tools, but the status of MinGW is still marked as "3-Alpha" -
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/
In all honesty, you might get a better response to your question from
the people who are developing the compiler tools - if it's simpley a
question of recompiling the existing code as a 64-bit binary, then it'd
be a simple task for them. If it involves any significant code changes
to Analog, then there is very little history of such work being handled
on this list.
Aengus
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