Can I use Borland C++ Builder 2006 in a 64 bits OS ?

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Hi,

I'm having some issues with the memory allocation... I work with BDS2006 but i'm considering to migrate to 64 bits OS...

which version can I use... Builder 2010 maybe ?

tks in advance

Posted 26-Apr-10 22:11pm

David21u2

Updated 26-Apr-10 22:37pm

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The answer is the same as for your duplicate question: no version of C++Builder produces 64-bit code right now. Embarcadero does plan to add 64-bit capability to a future version, since it's been requested many times.

Posted 28-Apr-10 9:35am

Gordon Brandly

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-26T23:23:00

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I don't see why not. At the very most, you'd have to set compatibility on the executables associated with the compiler, but I doubt you'd even have to do that.

I didn't even know Borland was still making compilers...

Posted 26-Apr-10 23:23pm

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