I tried to compile a desktop application that works under windows.
Building for Linux 32bits is no problem.
Building for Linux 64bits and Linux ARM32 gives an error
Location = Linking Executable
Issue = Failed to read binary: no such file or directory
The program is a desktop program that I normally use on windows.
32bits build executes on win8 64bits without issue,
but building 64bits fails.
I was just reading about the 64bits, it is considered beta at this time.
So only 32bits windows and Linux works (I did not test OS X),
but 32bits ARM Linux fails.
And peruse the entirety of the 64BitReadMe.pdf in the documentation folder
There’s a long list of things it might be in there
Declares into a 32 bit lib from a 64 bit app
And there is a list of current known issues
We get the same error here. We don’t use any declares. We are lucky: we have several Window/Linux PC’s and a couple of macs. The programs do compile on Mac. None of the new platforms compile on Windows.
Doesn’t work for me. I posted a private feedback so I assume they are working on the issue.
One other thing, building for windows 32bits succeeds, but the generated .exe fails
to start on windows xp 32bits (some entry in a DLL cannot be found), but it starts
on win7 32bits but also throws an exception on exiting.
Building with xojo 2014r1 shows no issues at all and runs on both xp and 7.