thanks
another hard to rationalize compatibility workaround
64 bit applications reside in a directory matching *32*
32 bit applications reside in a directory matching *64*
32 bit visual c is marked by x86
64 bit visual c is marked by x64
we're working on the compiler naming issues
and will get to the system32 vs syswow64 issues next
uwin will attempt to provide a unix hierarchy that makes sense of it all
without the need of a roadmap
most likely through mount points:
/msdev32
/msdev64
/sys32
/sys64
with generic mount points for defaults:
/msdev
/sys
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:48:16 -0400 Glenn Gluszczak wrote:
> I don't know how many of you are aware but Win2K8 is doing a lot of weird=
> stuff behind the scenes to run 32bit binaries. As UWin is a 32bit port I =
> have found these redirections cause some apps to fail. I don't want to go =
> into all the technical details=2C but to sum it up=2C c:\windows\system32 i=
> s for 64bit binaries only now. 32bit binaries residing here show up as dir=
> ectories. For example=2C c:\Windows\cluster.exe.
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