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AFAIK it’ll work the same way for desktop win32, and store UWP apps. Both will be JIT-ed if there’s no ARM binaries available, both can be compiled to native A
by Const-me 9y ago
AFAIK it’ll work the same way for desktop win32, and store UWP apps.
Both will be JIT-ed if there’s no ARM binaries available, both can be compiled to native ARM64 binaries: https://mspoweruser.com/windows-arm64-gets-first-compiled-apps/ https://mspoweruser.com/windows-arm64-gets-first-compiled-ap...
- pjmlp 9y agoCurrently the JIT only works for x86-32, not x86-64.
- Const-me 9y agoThat’s true, but quite a lot of modern desktop software still comes with 32-bit binaries. Even Microsoft’s own software: visual studio and skype are still 32 bit, office has both versions…
- fyfy18 9y agoThere is still a 32bit version of Windows 10: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Microsoft-Explains-Why-Windows-10-32-Bit-Is-Still-Needed-469563.shtml http://news.softpedia.com/news/Microsoft-Explains-Why-Window... I wonder why they didn’t push fat binaries like Apple did?
- vetinari 9y agoBecause 64-bit Windows doesn't run 16-bit binaries, 32-bit one does. Fat binaries aren't going to change that.