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Compiling C gauges for XP/Vista 64 bit?

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Simon853

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I currently use XP SP3 32 bit.

Can anyone tell me if there's anything I need to do to ensure any gauge files (that also incorporate SimConnect code) work on 64 bit systems?

Thanks,

Si
 
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beatle

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Shouldn't be any issues with C/C++ code, just build them as 32-bit modules and they will work fine on either Vista 32 or Vista 64. The only clients you have to be careful with are Managed Applications, these have to be built using the x86 specific settings instead of the "Any CPU" settings (to match up with the 32-bit native library they eventually link to).
 
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