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Migration from 32 bit to 64 bit code base, window application in .Net
Hi Experts,
I am using VB.Net, C#, VS 2015 along with various other com components written in C++ language plus various third-party DLL's. This is a window based application having a client-server architecture.
I know this seems like subjective question itself but appreciate if you could provide some guidance, challenges faced that one should take care while moving from 32-bit code base to 64-bit.
Looking forward to hearing from you guys.
Thanks.
I am using VB.Net, C#, VS 2015 along with various other com components written in C++ language plus various third-party DLL's. This is a window based application having a client-server architecture.
I know this seems like subjective question itself but appreciate if you could provide some guidance, challenges faced that one should take care while moving from 32-bit code base to 64-bit.
Looking forward to hearing from you guys.
Thanks.
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Thanks it_saige for valuable inputs.
Is there any other advantage that one could get by moving from 32 to 64 bit other than memory utilization? Is any tool which could help us in com component movement?
Is there any other advantage that one could get by moving from 32 to 64 bit other than memory utilization? Is any tool which could help us in com component movement?
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Is anyone suggest the advantages to moving to 64 bit from 32 bit ?
What does your application do?
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Thanks it_saige.
It does network management like recording screen, enable or disable feature from client machine etc. It is written in VS 2015 with various c++ libraries, a mixture of vb.net and c#.
It does network management like recording screen, enable or disable feature from client machine etc. It is written in VS 2015 with various c++ libraries, a mixture of vb.net and c#.
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Thank you so much guys for your prompt reply. Apologies for the late reply though. Cheers :-)
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