Curious if I need to be on a Win64 bit system to compile for that platform or can I cross compile from Win32 to Win64 or event compile Win32 from Win64...
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Curious if I need to be on a Win64 bit system to compile for that platform or can I cross compile from Win32 to Win64 or event compile Win32 from Win64...
Thanks,
I think it should easily be possible to compile from Win64 to Win32 by just having a Win32 Lazarus and FPC.
Win64 keeps two sets of libs and runs the 32 bit apps in a wrapper just like Win32 runs 16bit apps.
Razvan
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Still two separate installations to maintain and already using VMWare or Virtual Box for Linux, but hey better than nothing right? :-)
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Curious if I need to be on a Win64 bit system to compile for that platform or can I cross…
Lee Jenkins wroteCurious if I need to be on a Win64 bit system to compile for that platform or can I cross compile from Win32 to Win64 or event compile Win32 from Win64...
Just last week I had a discussion about this in the fpc-devel mailing list. Apparently the Win64 FPC compiler available for download is actually a win32->win64 cross-compiler. If you want a native Win64 FPC you need to compile it yourself.
I was told there is no issues creating Win64 executables from Win32 - except that you need a Win64 install to actually test it. :)
It was me Graeme was talking with - I use Win32 to (cross)compile DLLs for Win64. Works well...
regards
Lukas