A 64 bit version is not needed, it will only arise confusion among illiterate people who use your tool. Being only a simple database link, that triggers and executes query's on MySQL. Compiling a 64 bit version has no benefit at all. Keep that in mind when you compile software, that 64 bit is only useful when your program is doing massive amounts of workload. Or if the application needs massive amounts of memory. Otherwise x86 will work on all x86/x64 machines the same, including different architectures of MySQL. For that reason I don't even bother installing the 64 bit compiler onto my computer. All my software is compiled in x86 for compatibility on all systems. Save the hassle and time, stick to 32 bit.
A 64 bit version is not needed, it will only arise confusion among illiterate people who use your tool. Being only a simple database link, that triggers and executes query's on MySQL. Compiling a 64 bit version has no benefit at all. Keep that in mind when you compile software, that 64 bit is only useful when your program is doing massive amounts of workload. Or if the application needs massive amounts of memory. Otherwise x86 will work on all x86/x64 machines the same, including different architectures of MySQL. For that reason I don't even bother installing the 64 bit compiler onto my computer. All my software is compiled in x86 for compatibility on all systems. Save the hassle and time, stick to 32 bit.
I use 64bit mysql server thats the reason why i compile in x64.
You are not better, you ever spamm in the coder threads ...
i know, i know, i know, i know, but I DO WHAT I WANT AND NOT WHAT YOU WANT !
I use 64bit mysql server thats the reason why i compile in x64.
You are not better, you ever spamm in the coder threads ...
You obviously don't get it, using a 64 bit version of such a simple tool (I can code this in about 5-10 minutes) is not needed. A 32 bit application can connect to a 64 bit variant of MySQL. There is no restriction to how database connections work, just because the architecture for the sequel server is different. The whole idea is to provide a 1 binary package that will work for everyone, not two different architectures. Trust me it doesn't make you look any better (obviously don't understand how architecture works). Does it hurt that you released a 64 bit variant of it? no. Does it hurt that people could download the wrong architecture their OS doesn't support. And end up facing errors that they do not understand? absolutely. Compiling only in x86 not only helps save you time, it also saves the end users time when dealing with problems. And don't even act like you're a better "programmer" then me, because obviously you would of known this before hand. Why don't you try making it into a GUI, console applications are too easy (this tool is probably less then 100 lines of code entirely). And don't get all huffy puffy on Skype, yelling at me like "omgerd why you post stupid **** in my thread". That "stupid ****" is actually called advice, and its there to help you.
P.S. We all know I am a better programmer then you, so lose the act Gothic 2.0
[BETA] Dark Manager ( Advanced multi accounts manager with many^ features.) 12/25/2012 - DarkOrbit - 90 Replies Dark Manager ( BETA )
An Advanced Accounts Manager with multiple accounts database + many many functions.
Hello all !, Today I present you the beta phace of Dark Manager.
Features :-
Store unilmited number of accounts.
Login all accounts one by one logging out each and a safe time interval to prevent IP blocking.
[Release]Tyrant Manager | Multi window manager 10/17/2012 - GW2 Hacks, Bots, Cheats & Exploits - 14 Replies I had this a long time ago, and until recent I've kept it private. This helped with my multiple character bottings and such. This should work with the current updates, since ArenaNet changed around their coding a bit. I've made it so that Gw2.exe is still hookable to any external hacks or bot.
Before:
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After:
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Make sure to move "TyrantLoader.exe" to the main GW2 directory. Also, make sure that in all your Gw2.exe that your character is...