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Yesterday’s Mac canary was 64-bit

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We’re back to 32-bit today, but yesterday’s Mac canary (33.0.1702.2) was quietly released as 64-bit to help shake out any problems with the 64-bit Mac build, as we move closer to releasing it more widely.

So far, we’ve noticed two problems:

• http://crbug.com/316401 — Native Client doesn’t work, although it seems to work properly in an unofficial build at the same revision.
  
• In crash reports, symbols for system libraries are missing (we just need to upload them) and while most walked stacks are fine, a small number seem implausible.

Another known limitation is that the 64-bit browser will not load 32-bit plug-ins. We’re evaluating whether it needs to. On the other hand, the 64-bit browser is able to load 64-bit plug-ins that the 32-bit browser could not, such as the Java 7 plug-in.

If you have any additional feedback about yesterday’s canary, please let me know. After evaluating all of the feedback, I plan to release 64-bit builds to the canary channel somewhat more regularly.

If you’re interested in using the 64-bit build in your own development, set the target_arch and host_arch GYP variables both to “x64” and run “gclient runhooks”. You can do this by setting the GYP_DEFINES environment variable to "target_arch=x64 host_arch=x64".

Mark

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Thanks. I hung the newly-filed

off of these as dependencies. It’s tracking bug to tie up everything that we learned from this initial canary, so that we can make sure we have an answer for the known issues before trying again.

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+cc asargent

Oh one other worry was Multi-CRX extensions with "_platform_specific/" directories. Do they get re-installed too?

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