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MS has explicitly stated they dont intend or expect to make VS 64-bit in any near timeframe. They say they dont need to because the components that would benefi
by hermitdev 7y ago
MS has explicitly stated they dont intend or expect to make VS 64-bit in any near timeframe. They say they dont need to because the components that would benefit from 64 bit are already out of process and communicate to the main UI over IPC.
That said, nothing stops a 32 bit VS building/debugging a 64 bit process. I was doing this 10+ years ago.
MS doesn't support running VS at all on Linux/Mac, and probably won't ever, or for a very long time out. Use VS Code, instead. Yes, you can target Linux/Mac from Windows running VS, but VS wont run on the same OS.
- Longhanks 7y agoThis is a bad excuse for too much (internal) complexity. 64bit is over 10 years old at this point and there's no reason NOT to update programs.