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To: Dan Harkless <dan.harkless@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [HEADSUP] Phasing out old Windows versions and 32 bit support
 [XEmacs for 64-bit?]
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Dan Harkless via Cygwin writes:

> ...
> Anyone know more about the difficulty in getting those packages to
> work on 64-bit?

Um, yes, I did a lot of work on that back in 2015 and got it working
under Cygwin, with a lot of help from Vin Shelton, but never to the
point of public release because it _only_ compiled with gcc, not with
native Windows C tool chain.

I still use it every day, it crashes about once a week.  Given the
demise of 32-bit, I'll try to get back to it some time in the next few
months, but there's other stuff in the queue ahead of that...

ht
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