On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 10:19 PM, Justin Stressman <jstressman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Is there any reason why the 64-bit stuff can't be added into the gcc4h > builds right now? Since these two seem like they're a foregone > conclusion for both being part of the next official builds. 64-bit support isn't an add-on, it's an entirely separate build of the OS; it's not something that can simply be bolted on. As such, there's also currently no compatibility between it and 32-bit Haiku. It would eventually be possible to allow 32-bit apps to run on it via compatibility shims but that's a not entirely trivial chunk of work that hasn't yet been done. Furthermore, a good number of apps and drivers haven't yet been made 64-bit safe so those images are somewhat reduced in capability compared to 32-bit Haiku anyways. Thus they're currently not that interesting to anyone other than developers wanting to ensure their code is also 64-bit safe. Regards, Rene