This is not a developer community, Richard, but a GUI community, so you
probably would get faster and more on-the-spot respons using one - a wild
guess is that you use the pre-processor directives and make sure you have
the proper libraries and header files installed and I would expect printf()
to sort out it's own needs.
One thing to keep in mind, though, is that you do not have to direct any
care towards having 32bit programs be functional on a 64bit OS (or vise
versa?) as long as you don't write stuff that uses any driver support -
Windows takes care of the proper re-direction, but you do have to write code
that directs the Windows Installer to put things where they belong.
Check out a developer NG!
Tony. . .
"Richard Pering" <r.pering[ at ]comcast.net> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Where does one find out about the new commands that are available for use
> in 64Bit C++. Specifically, how does one print an 8Byte double variable
> in printf?
>
> -Richard
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