Again, learning more about .NET will answer this and many other questions.
.NET is not native code, it is more like LISP in terms of how it executes (it is compiled at the point when it executes), so yes, it is portable between 32 and 64 bit.
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"C Witt" wrote in message news:5987996@discussion.autodesk.com...
I know that with VBA there are issues going from x32 to x64..
Is the same true with .NET?
- will programs made in x32 function 100% the same in x64?
- can they be edited without ill effects?
- will programs made in x64 function 100% the same in x32?
I haven't tried myself (in case I break something).
anyone?
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