In distributing compiled binaries for Windows, I'm trying to cover all of the bases for the required DLLs. As far as I can tell from Visual Studio 2010, there are only two flavors, 32-bit and 64-bit. However, I see that on at least one of my students' machines, the system-library-subpath comes up as
win32\\x86_84\\3m This alarms me somewhat, since Visual Studio calls the two flavors "win32" and "x64", so the "win32" seems somehow incompatible with the "x86_64" in the system-library-subpath. My earnest hope is that there's only one kind of 64-bit dll for windows, and that the "win32" part is consistent across all windows platforms. Can anyone confirm that this is the case? Many thanks, John
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