Will Pelles C IDE run and compile normally in windows 7 64 BIT

[gromit]

Hi all
About to buy a laptop as i have to go and work on Isles Of Scilly for a while .

Need some advice pls.

BTIA

[Christian]

Hi gromit,

I tested Pelles C IDE with Windows 7 32 bit and it runs perfectly as usual. It works also great on Windows Vista x64, so I think you shouldn't have any problems with Windows 7 64 bit.

Christian

[gromit]

 
Thanks Christian

I mainly use pelles to program A PDA using Windows Mobile 5 through asynschronise

mainly using WIN32 API So
   1
           Will i be able to continue programming to pda

    2      Will my programs compile for use on 32 bit architecture


    3     Will great changes needed to be made to programming for a 64 bit architecture

Be great if you or anyone else here could answer these questions for me
Sorry if that sounds a bit green but i am a slow learning (but enthusiastic) Old Git.

BTIA

[stefan]

Christian,

I tested Pelles C IDE with Windows 7 32 bit and it runs perfectly as usual. It works also great on Windows Vista x64, so I think you shouldn't have any problems with Windows 7 64 bit.

please see my post in general discussions/Pelles C with windows 7
http://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=3045.0

What do you think ?

Stefan

[Greg]

gromit,

I run Pelle's C on Windows 7 64-bit. It works just fine.

To answer your numbered questions:

    1: I would think so, but I don't program for a pda so I can't say for sure.

    2: Yes.

    3: Generally no, but, for example, if you are using an int or a long for a pointer or a handle you would need to change that because pointers and handles must be 64-bit.

[walternegro]

I run Pelles C 6.00.4 64bits in Windows 2008 server R2 and I have the prompt from UAC.
I use network drives connected in logon time using netlogon script.
This drives dissapear because UAC open a new login without execute netlogon script.