64 bits dirvers/AP support

Hello All,
Does NI have the plan to develop Labview for 64 bits?
and if I have 64 bits hardware platform and run xp 64 os.
How can I get the support from NI?
Is there any appropriate 64 drivers for DAQ series products?
by the way, Microsoft provides WoW (Windows on Windows),
which emulates a 32-bit system on the 64-bit machine,
Does this means we can run 32 bits driver and 32 bits AP based on WoW?
thank you,
nonomiya,
nonomiya

NI is planning to roll out support for both 32-bit and 64-bit Vista next year around the time the OS itself is available to the general market - exact dates aren't specified yet as we don't have the Vista date yet.
The WoW layer is actually how NI applications are going to run under Vista as they are remaining 32-bit applications for now. I can't give out the schedules for when 64-bit native applications are going to ship - that is a company policy thing. You'll need to talk to someone higher than me for that
LabVIEW 8.20 is not technically Vista-ready only because Vista itself is not finalized. But I can say we did extensive testing of it under both 32-bit and 64-bit Vista, and made some modifications to make it a better Vista citizen, so I'd recommend that for any projects you're starting that are going to need to run under Vista. Earlier versions do work (I've run 7.1 myself on Vista), but there are some issues and odd behaviors due to the new security infrastructure put into Vista. Generally, I don't recommend pre-8.20 for that reason.
Hope that helps.
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http://detritus.blogs.com/lycangeek

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