Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #1 At some point I would like to move B4X to 64 bit. It is important to understand how many are still using a 32 bit OS.
At some point I would like to move B4X to 64 bit. It is important to understand how many are still using a 32 bit OS.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #2 I see that @Gunther hasn't answered the poll yet...
alwaysbusy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #3 Erel said: I see that @Gunther hasn't answered the poll yet... Click to expand... His Commodore is still booting up #Patience
Erel said: I see that @Gunther hasn't answered the poll yet... Click to expand... His Commodore is still booting up #Patience
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #4 Erel said: At some point I would like to move B4X to 64 bit. It is important to understand how many are still using a 32 bit OS. Click to expand... What benefits would there be?
Erel said: At some point I would like to move B4X to 64 bit. It is important to understand how many are still using a 32 bit OS. Click to expand... What benefits would there be?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #5 The 32 bit IDE is limited to ~1.5gb of RAM (not including other processes). The actual usage in most cases is far from this limit, however it might become relevant when working on very large projects.
The 32 bit IDE is limited to ~1.5gb of RAM (not including other processes). The actual usage in most cases is far from this limit, however it might become relevant when working on very large projects.
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #7 tufanv said: seems like nobody is using 32bit for now Click to expand... I used it first. But to take advantage of 8GB of RAM, I now have Windows 64bit. As performance I'm not looking at improvements. When I put SSD on the other hand, the performances have grown evodevidly
tufanv said: seems like nobody is using 32bit for now Click to expand... I used it first. But to take advantage of 8GB of RAM, I now have Windows 64bit. As performance I'm not looking at improvements. When I put SSD on the other hand, the performances have grown evodevidly
AnandGupta Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #8 Though I have both 32 and 64 bits, I use 64 bit more for development. Regards, Anand
thetahsk Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #9 or maybe an unexpected hidden bluescreen..or an short delayed interference from The Big Ear Wow! Signal(1977)
or maybe an unexpected hidden bluescreen..or an short delayed interference from The Big Ear Wow! Signal(1977)
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #10 Been using 64bit for about a month now. Win10pro came pre-installed in my "new" Lenovo L50. Before that, although I had a 64bit capable processor, I was using Win10 32bit version.
Been using 64bit for about a month now. Win10pro came pre-installed in my "new" Lenovo L50. Before that, although I had a 64bit capable processor, I was using Win10 32bit version.
D Deleted member 103 Guest Feb 26, 2019 #11 The benefits of a 64bit system should not be questioned anymore. I have been using the 64-bit version since Windwos-Xp, because CAD applications have long been a must.
The benefits of a 64bit system should not be questioned anymore. I have been using the 64-bit version since Windwos-Xp, because CAD applications have long been a must.
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #12 Filippo said: The benefits of a 64bit system should not be questioned anymore. I have been using the 64-bit version since Windwos-Xp, because CAD applications have long been a must. Click to expand... But I do not use CAD
Filippo said: The benefits of a 64bit system should not be questioned anymore. I have been using the 64-bit version since Windwos-Xp, because CAD applications have long been a must. Click to expand... But I do not use CAD
D Deleted member 103 Guest Feb 26, 2019 #13 Star-Dust said: But I do not use CAD Click to expand... Then it's time
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #14 Star-Dust said: But I do not use CAD Click to expand... CAD - Computer Aided Design We, programers, coders, etc, Use CAD in a daily basis! B4X IDE is a CAD software, as it AIDS us to DESIGN software using our COMPUTER!
Star-Dust said: But I do not use CAD Click to expand... CAD - Computer Aided Design We, programers, coders, etc, Use CAD in a daily basis! B4X IDE is a CAD software, as it AIDS us to DESIGN software using our COMPUTER!
ac9ts Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #15 I develop on 2 machines; 64-bit desktop, 32-bit (older) laptop. Both Win7.
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #16 alwaysbusy said: His Commodore is still booting up #Patience Click to expand... Good luck finding another OS that boots in less than a second to operational state!
alwaysbusy said: His Commodore is still booting up #Patience Click to expand... Good luck finding another OS that boots in less than a second to operational state!
J jackymb Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 26, 2019 #17 I use both, 64 bit on win10 pro and 32 bit on win7pro
thetahsk Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 27, 2019 #18 Peter Simpson said: I almost voted 'Commodore 64', but I thought I better not as this is a serious poll. Adding this option is cool though @Erel, it put smiles on B4X developers faces lol Click to expand... Maybe at Christmas we can expect a special B4VC64 Edition from Erel.
Peter Simpson said: I almost voted 'Commodore 64', but I thought I better not as this is a serious poll. Adding this option is cool though @Erel, it put smiles on B4X developers faces lol Click to expand... Maybe at Christmas we can expect a special B4VC64 Edition from Erel.
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 27, 2019 #19 I almost voted 'Commodore 64', but I thought I better not as this is a serious poll. Adding this option is cool though @Erel, it put smiles on B4X developers faces lol Cableguy said: Been using 64bit for about a month now...I was using Win10 32bit version. Click to expand... Really, whenever a new Windows is released I automatically purchase it (to make sure all my clients bespoke software will still work) and my first ever 64 bit Windows version was Vista. Last edited: Mar 7, 2019
I almost voted 'Commodore 64', but I thought I better not as this is a serious poll. Adding this option is cool though @Erel, it put smiles on B4X developers faces lol Cableguy said: Been using 64bit for about a month now...I was using Win10 32bit version. Click to expand... Really, whenever a new Windows is released I automatically purchase it (to make sure all my clients bespoke software will still work) and my first ever 64 bit Windows version was Vista.
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 27, 2019 #20 Peter Simpson said: B4X developers faces lol Click to expand... I was smiling and i wanted to click on it. I decided to click on 64bit then as it is a serious Poll ;-)
Peter Simpson said: B4X developers faces lol Click to expand... I was smiling and i wanted to click on it. I decided to click on 64bit then as it is a serious Poll ;-)
