Re: 64bit Flash player

[birger]

The claim i saw was that they had chosen to redesign the 64 bit flash completely.

Given that windows seems to be quickly abandoning 32 bit support (first on servers) a completely rewritten 64 bit flash makes sense even if it  means more maintenance. It may mean that 32 bit flash becomes a light version for netbooks, pads and phones.

During such redevelopment it makes sense to release only for the big platform. I assume that doesn't mean the new 64 bit engine will be difficult to port ( hopefully the opposite). Just that it wont happen yet.

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birger
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