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They're old codebases that may use libraries that are 32-bit only for things like sound, video playback, etc.
by xsmasher 3y ago
They're old codebases that may use libraries that are 32-bit only for things like sound, video playback, etc.
- jamesfinlayson 3y agoYeah probably this - Valve experimented with a 64-bit Source engine in around 2005 but that didn't last long, and engine licensees have since added 64-bit support (https://vghe.html/source-engine.html https://vghe.html/source-engine.html). Not sure where the trickiness lies but certainly in 2005 Source was very different (no Bink video, only DirectX 9 renderer etc).
- jamesfinlayson 3y agoedit: https://vghe.net/source-engine.html https://vghe.net/source-engine.html