Is there a way to build a solution for the target 64-bit environment in vs2003? My solution is this native C ++ is not visual C ++. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Rwendi
On this page in 2003, the lack of 64-bit targeting seems to solve your problem: http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/64_bit.html .
The first step was to create my development environment for 64-bit development. I am using Visual Studio 2003, which has little built-in support for 64-bit development.64- Platform SDK Microsoft (Microsoft Platform SDK Windows Server 2003). SDK, 32- 64- AMD64 IA64 (Intel)., Visual Studio, . 32- 64- . SDK , . T2 DirectX, DirectX.
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Sounds like a viable solution ... going to try before accepting the answer. votes!