rgarnett1955 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 28, 2022 #1 Hi, Does the new B4J 64 bit version produce different (64 bit) code or is it just the IDE is running with 64 Bit code? Best regards Rob
Hi, Does the new B4J 64 bit version produce different (64 bit) code or is it just the IDE is running with 64 Bit code? Best regards Rob
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 28, 2022 #2 Exactly the same. rgarnett1955 said: or is it just the IDE is running with 64 Bit code? Click to expand... True. Upvote 0
Exactly the same. rgarnett1955 said: or is it just the IDE is running with 64 Bit code? Click to expand... True.
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 28, 2022 #3 Hi there... ...if you want different code... x86 ...you can achieve that by using Oracle Java for example jdk-7<version>-windows-i586-i.exe (and setup/config the b4j with the right bin) Lately, I am using only 64bit OpenJava... Upvote 0
Hi there... ...if you want different code... x86 ...you can achieve that by using Oracle Java for example jdk-7<version>-windows-i586-i.exe (and setup/config the b4j with the right bin) Lately, I am using only 64bit OpenJava...
rgarnett1955 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 3, 2022 #4 Erel said: Exactly the same. True. Click to expand... I thought so as the Java engine is what determines the architecture. But I think the IDE is a bit faster than the 32 bit version, but that might be just a perception. Upvote 0
Erel said: Exactly the same. True. Click to expand... I thought so as the Java engine is what determines the architecture. But I think the IDE is a bit faster than the 32 bit version, but that might be just a perception.
rgarnett1955 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 3, 2022 #5 Magma said: Hi there... ...if you want different code... x86 ...you can achieve that by using Oracle Java for example jdk-7<version>-windows-i586-i.exe (and setup/config the b4j with the right bin) Lately, I am using only 64bit OpenJava... Click to expand... I'm pretty sure that I'm running 64 bit java. The programs run pretty quickly. Upvote 0
Magma said: Hi there... ...if you want different code... x86 ...you can achieve that by using Oracle Java for example jdk-7<version>-windows-i586-i.exe (and setup/config the b4j with the right bin) Lately, I am using only 64bit OpenJava... Click to expand... I'm pretty sure that I'm running 64 bit java. The programs run pretty quickly.
