I'm just trying to get my feet wet in the 64-bit environment. I have visual studio C++ installed and trying to figure out how to build a 64-bit executable. It appears that there are 2 types of projects - those that use a makefile and those that use project files. Can you tell me what you use to build the dll? That way I'll have a better idea where to start learning.
--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bswit...@...> wrote: > > > OK, let's give it a go. It appears that there is virtually no work to > convert source code to win64 compatible, as the main problem area would be if > the program uses UINT or DWORDs aliased as pointers, which the dll does not, > AFAIK. > > So if we can figure out how to compile a 64 bit dll from the command line > using express tools (or any tools that can create 64 bit windows dlls), it > _should_ work right away (Famous Last Words). > > I see that I have not actually compiled this dll in years, so let me see if > the source code still works (ie if I have the right version), then put in > some logging code, and then I will post the source and let you know what I > have done. It will likely be in a few days, unless things go very well > indeed. >
