64 bit plugin support

Just read on EastWest's website, they are currently working on a 64 bit of their plugin engine for OSX (they've shipped 64 bit for windows for more than a year now) and hope to have it done January or soon after that. It will be interesting to see how it runs compared to the current version.

Both the 32 and 64 bit kernels can run both 32 bit and 64 bit apps. Booting into the kernel makes no difference in terms of app compatibility, it only makes a difference to drivers, which have to be the same 32/64 bits as the kernel.
Running an app in 64 bits means you can only run 64 bit plugins (at least without taking extra steps to make it work). But I'm talking about running the sample player as a separate app - you can run 32 and 64 bit apps at the same time and they should be able to pass data back and forth. I think some of plugins that are already running as separate processes are running 64 bit. I'm seeing one on 10.5 running Logic and EW's plugins.

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Last edited by jakjo02 (2008-07-22 20:04:28)

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