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POPorting 32 bit C++ code to 64 bit - is it worth it? Why?
 

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    1. COIf it's simple to do (Just recompiling your C++ code) do it, it's nice.
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    2. COI've ported many applications over to x64 (such as my shell extensions), its the worth thats in question for applications that do not *require* it. For most applications (every one I've ever ported), it is not as simple as just recompiling.
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    3. CO@NTDLS, what problems specifically did you have with porting to x64? If you run into significant troubles, then it may be that the original design wasn't too good (as in, too many architecture-specific assumptions and/or hacks).
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