"Ken Hagan" wrote in message ...
chrisv wrote:

Are you being sarcastic? I'd be amazed if Win32 was not 64-bit clean
from day one. The industry was a lot more mature at that point, and
hopefully learned from the migration of 16- to 32-bit...

Surely if Win32 were 64-bit clean, MS wouldn't have had to ship separate
Win64 headers, which they did, to the general horror of everyone who
expected a 64-bit "long".

Many of us have been working with 64-bit desktop CPU's, OS's, and C
compilers for over a decade now. Yeah, there are decisions to be made.
This was hardly the first time this particular decision was made that way.

Tim.