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But, being a 16-bit program, it won't run on 64-bit windows. I'm not even sure it would install properly on anything newer than XP. I haven't tried installing i
by A_Non_eMouse 12y ago
But, being a 16-bit program, it won't run on 64-bit windows. I'm not even sure it would install properly on anything newer than XP. I haven't tried installing it since the 9x days.
There are several things MS has released that don't install on newer systems very well. There are some where the installer depends on an old version of Internet Explorer being installed and which fail miserably on newer versions.
- jlawer 12y agoIts a boot loader, It runs while the system is in real mode (16bit), before windows itself has booted.
- taspeotis 12y agoThe compiler is 16-bit [1]. It won't run on 64-bit Windows. So if you have a Windows-based build server, it's probably running Windows Server 2008 or later. Which is 64-bit only. You can run it on a recent 32-bit version of Windows, but client editions only. And in the next year or two I imagine Windows 9 or 10 going exclusively x64/ARM. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_C%2B%2B http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_C%2B%2B
- A_Non_eMouse 12y agoI meant MSVC 1.52c is 16-bit.
- Canada 12y agoI build my own TrueCrypt binaries on my 64bit Windows 7 box.