where is defined __w64 ?
I am working with VS2010 on a Win7-64 Laptop to build a win32 app.
I have an issue in sourceannotations.h; the error says that a ; is missing. But in fact _WIN64 is not defined. It is defined from __w4. But I can't see where __w64 is defined.
AS someone an idea ?
TIA
jean
I have an issue in sourceannotations.h; the error says that a ; is missing. But in fact _WIN64 is not defined. It is defined from __w4. But I can't see where __w64 is defined.
AS someone an idea ?
TIA
jean
It does not need be defined. It should not be defined for a 32 bit application.
See here for how to compile a 64 bit version:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1865069/how-to-compile-a-64-bit-application-using-visual-c-2010-express
What does that mean?
See here for how to compile a 64 bit version:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1865069/how-to-compile-a-64-bit-application-using-visual-c-2010-express
| It is defined from __w4. |
> I can't see where __w64 is defined
__w64 is an obsolete (it is silently ignored by newer versions) microsoft specific keyword.
__w64 is an obsolete (it is silently ignored by newer versions) microsoft specific keyword.
| Any typedef that has __w64 on it must be 32 bits on x86 and 64 bits on x64. To detect portability issues by using versions of the Visual C++ compiler earlier than Visual Studio 2010, the __w64 keyword should be specified on any typedefs that change size between 32 bit and 64 bit platforms. For any such type, __w64 must appear only on the 32-bit definition of the typedef. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s04b5w00.aspx |
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