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				Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
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03 Dec 2012 20:19by queueclimber
				Just on the the way for reinstalling.
Using VC9 ( for older versions, which were working fine) and vc10 ( for trunk, with some problems at moment), 
XP SP2 and 3, and win 8 , ohh and of course, Gentoo
My question:
Does the compiler produce exactly the same code on different windows versions ?
The pre-requirists are all the same.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
Posted: 
05 Dec 2012 18:02by raspopov
				Ask Microsoft.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
Posted: 
05 Dec 2012 19:57by queueclimber
				I love your honest answers.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
Posted: 
06 Dec 2012 08:23by old_death
				But seriously, why do you need that information?
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
Posted: 
11 Dec 2012 19:19by queueclimber
				Why do have programs compatibility problems ?
why, when travelling from London to Manchester people talk in complete differenet languages, living in same country, talking same language ? Or from New York to Texas ?
why, 32-bit is taking procedures different from 64 -bit ?
Why, ed2k search does not work ? ( rev6954 is working very well on same system )
Why, 99.99 % ( paused and restart ) lost all, and download starts from zero ?
Why, filesizechange happens, even after update.
End of first urgent problems.
It seems, QT rewriting is nirvana, too.
Why, 2.7..1.0  Realese is awaiting so long, overriding the spam versions ?
Is Shareaza ending forever, when SF is going down ?
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Different Windows Versions - same .exe ?
				
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07 Mar 2013 23:45by siavoshkc
				A question is only valid and worth answering if its answer has a potential use in solving a specific problem (at least on tech forums).
Different Windows Versions - same .exe ? Yes or No, whats the difference?
I think the answer is if there is a difference it will have no effect on program execution from user's POV.