> Hi, I've been reading a lot but I still dont know a thing:

> does it exist MFC for Win64? or will it exist?

> Thanks

> I dont see any obvious reasons for it not to be compatible with 64-bit OS.

> --
> Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]

> > Hi, I've been reading a lot but I still dont know a thing:

> > does it exist MFC for Win64? or will it exist?

> > Thanks

> Sorry for my ignorance but will I be able to write 64bits applications
using
> this or a new MFC?
> not just writing 32bits apps in a 64bits SO

> Thanks

> > I dont see any obvious reasons for it not to be compatible with 64-bit
OS.

> > --
> > Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]

> > > Hi, I've been reading a lot but I still dont know a thing:

> > > does it exist MFC for Win64? or will it exist?

> > > Thanks

> If MFC supports Win64, and I have no reason to believe it would not, you
> should not need to do too many changes in your existing code when MFC
> becomes Win64 compliant. However, I would expect you to change Win32 code
to
> take advantage of Win64.

> I am not an Microsoft representative and my reply is based on experience
of
> using Microsoft products and not on any inside information from Microsoft.

> --
> Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]

> > Sorry for my ignorance but will I be able to write 64bits applications
> using
> > this or a new MFC?
> > not just writing 32bits apps in a 64bits SO

> > Thanks

> > > I dont see any obvious reasons for it not to be compatible with 64-bit
> OS.

> > > --
> > > Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]

> > > > Hi, I've been reading a lot but I still dont know a thing:

> > > > does it exist MFC for Win64? or will it exist?

> > > > Thanks