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Wed Oct 13 22:30:31 CEST 2004 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2004-October/049397.html

On Oct 13, 2004, at 4:11 PM, Martin v. Löwis wrote:

> Nick Bastin wrote:
>> Microsoft made available an OS to the general public (2003 Pro, I 
>> think) for x86_64 at *least* 6 months ago, maybe more, and MSDN 
>> members have access to other OS builds as well (at least 2003 
>> server).
>
> That was no release (in the sense of a product release) of the system,
> though, was it? My understanding that the system is still considered
> in beta by Microsoft.

Yeah, that's why I didn't say 'released'.  It's still a beta, but it 
certainly works and people are doing software development on it.  My 
point was that people definitely have windows for x86_64, so it doesn't 
seem that unreasonable that they'd be trying to use Python on it - this 
isn't an isolated case.

>> You have at least 2 compiler options, namely MSVC++ and GCC.  ICL 
>> does not (yet) support x64_64.
>
> How can you get a copy of MSVC++? VC.NET 2003 does not come with an
> AMD64 compiler to my knowledge, nor does the February 2003 (?) platform
> SDK incorporate one (which does incorporate an Itanium compiler).

There is a version of MSVC on the beta DDK CD.

--
Nick

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