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Well, I would imagine they're hoping we go straight from 32-bit Win32 to UWP which compiles for ARM automatically. I doubt anyone today is releasing 64-bit only
by shawnz 9y ago
Well, I would imagine they're hoping we go straight from 32-bit Win32 to UWP which compiles for ARM automatically. I doubt anyone today is releasing 64-bit only apps, and Win 10 for ARM is almost here, so the selection of 64-bit only apps probably will never grow too large. For developers who want to avoid UWP, they can continue to compile for both 32-bit and 64-bit as we've been doing for years.
- pjmlp 9y ago> For developers who want to avoid UWP For those paying attention to the BUILD talks, those developers will be gently dragged into UWP thanks to Desktop Bridge, regardless how they feel about it. New Office version for Windows 10 will be UWP only. CP/M, MS-DOS and Win16 compatibility were eventually removed.