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- Overview
- How to?
- To create a 64-bit application
- To install a WEBDEV site on a 64-bit server
Native 64-bit and native 32-bit: a single source code
Modern computers (servers and desktop computers) are equipped with 64-bit operating systems. The main difference between a "32-bit" and a "64-bit" system is as follows: in "64-bit", the applications and the system no longer have memory allocation limitations. In "32-bit" configurations the operating system is limited to 4 GB, while in "64-bit", there is nearly no limit (18 billion GB). To help you develop 64-bit sites and applications, WINDEV and WEBDEV propose: - A framework available in 32 bits and in 64 bits
- The WEBDEV Application Server available in 32 bits and in 64 bits
- The HFSQL Client/Server server available in 32 bits and in 64 bits. For more details, see HFSQL Client/Server.
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