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Visual Studio Code is the first code editor, and first cross-platform development tool - supporting OSX, Linux, and Windows - in the Visual Studio family. At its heart, Visual Studio Code 64 bit features a powerful, fast code editor great for day-to-day use. The Running VS Code on Windows web page emphasizes the following: By default, VS Code is installed under C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft VS Code for a 64-bit machine. In other words, there doesn't seem to be a native 64-bit version of Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code 32 bit can work without problems on both Windows 32 bit & Windows 64 bit, but 64 bit version will work only on Windows 64 bit. What Visual Studio Code version should I download & install? Download Visual Studio Code latest version from Windows10top.com. Downloading the latest version ensures more stability, more bug fixes.
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- If your version of Windows is 64-bit, you're able to install both 32-bit and 64-bit software programs, so there are two different 'Program Files' folders on your computer. However, 32-bit versions of Windows have just one folder since they can only install 32-bit programs.
- 64-Bit OSes: What's the Difference? Was the first 16-bit desktop version of Windows. AMD shipped the first 64-bit desktop chip in 2003. Of astounded how much 32-bit code is.
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commented Nov 23, 2015
Is there a reason why there is no 64bit version of Code for Windows? I get that Electron 64bit was only released after Code was already out but is that the only reason? :) |
commented Nov 24, 2015
Really is.. Need to fix! |
commented Mar 7, 2016
Is this still on deck for 1.0 or later? |
commented Mar 7, 2016
Not forgotten about, just not for 1.0. |
commented May 30, 2016
Any updates? References for Electron:
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commented Jun 24, 2016
VS Code might have the same problem as Atom that all the extensions will have to be recompiled if the user migrates from 32bit to 64bit so that might actually be non-trivial to do. |
commented Jun 25, 2016
Updates? |
commented Jul 4, 2016
No updates here yet. But it will come. |
commented Aug 4, 2016 • edited
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Please also consider adding a portable 64bit version (compare #329). |
commented Dec 14, 2016
Any update on this? |
commented Jan 11, 2017
@joaomoreno compare atom/atom#13135 |
commented Feb 25, 2017
@joaomoreno Any updates on that? |
commented May 15, 2017 • edited
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Why was the 32 bit version the default in the first place? Why not directly develop for x64?
Does your telemetry show that there is actually a sizable user base that works on a 32 bit version of Windows? I can understand that it might not be trivial to port a mammoth like the actual Visual Studio, but here you more or less started from scratch and didn't have to pay any attention to backwards compatibility. Sorry for the rant, but this is bugging me every time I use/install MS products for devolpemnt .. In general I'm very happy with VS-Code |
commented May 15, 2017
@MikeGitb |
commented May 25, 2017
@MikeGitb 32-bit office is recommended for macros (VBA) back compat. VS is 32-bit for the longest time because they found ways to make everything out of proc, and 64-bit tends to have a lot of code size bloat when references other objects using 64-bit pointers instead of 32-bit. That also helps make code run faster even in a 64-bit OS. I'm not sure exactly how much of a perf hit you take, but for perf sensitive apps like VS, that was a top concern years ago. |
commented May 26, 2017
On Fri, 26 May 2017 at 06:58 Thomas J. Crowe ***@***.***> wrote: @MikeGitb <https://github.com/mikegitb> 32-bit office is recommended for macros (VBA) back compat. VS is 32-bit for the longest time because they found ways to make everything out of proc, and 64-bit tends to have a lot of code size bloat when references other objects using 64-bit pointers instead of 32-bit. That also helps make code run faster even in a 64-bit OS. I'm not sure exactly how much of a perf hit you take, but for perf sensitive apps like VS, that was a top concern years ago. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#507 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACr9NC-KVqqtaOCRw6Vn_V_RmjoO4R-vks5r9hWUgaJpZM4Gnsk-> . |
commented May 26, 2017 • edited
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@wizarrc: I've heard the perf argument a couple of times now and I frankly don't buy it. I have yet to see a single program whose x64 Version is noticeably (not just measurable) slower than the 32 bit version. Also, I'd certainly prefer a slight drop in performance to the occational out-of-memory errors on larger projects. In the End, I didn't want to argue about the individual reasons for or agains a x64 version, Just that I see a general - and very disapointing - pattern where MS and 64Bit software is concerned. Almost as bad as the general lack of utf-8 support (which is admittedly a result of Microsoft early embracing unicode in the first place). |
commented May 26, 2017
@MikeGitb I agree. Nothing is more annoying than hitting a memory limitation when your dev machine is loaded with RAM. I've seen some blog rants about why to use 32-bit. I was just answering your question from my perspective of what I have seen as the attitude toward 64-bit years back as to what their problem is. I think it was mostly based on sub-optimal design which had a lot of performance bottlenecks beforehand. A way back then to hit their perf metrics was to not upgrade to 64-bit. Remember, a lot of that was legacy code moving forward, and 64-bit requires a lot more localized programming techniques (less 64-bit pointers) to keep bloat down. As for newer code bases, it should be easier to tackle. |
commented Jun 26, 2017
The infrastructure work for this has been done. 64 bits will come out with June's release for Insiders and with July's release for Stable. |
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commented Jul 14, 2017
It's not exposed on the webpage but the link is here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/?dv=win64, which currently gives |
commented Jul 14, 2017
Thanks |
commented Jul 14, 2017 • edited
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@saschanaz That is the installer version, not the portable. @joaomoreno Is there a 64-bit portable release available? |
commented Jul 14, 2017
Zip version: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/?dv=win64zip&build=insiders |
commented Jul 14, 2017 • edited
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Thanks, @pltrant. It also works without the |
commented Jul 19, 2017
Stable 1.14.1 now provides download links for 64-bit installer and zip. |
commented Aug 16, 2017
@WildByDesign That link ist broken. Use: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_15#_windows-64-bit |
commented Aug 16, 2017
Just open the vs code download page, select other version, and select the64bit version. The new version arrived today.Benyamin Limantosent from my ASUS FonePad 8Pada tanggal 16 Agt 2017 14.23, 'kuechlerm' <notifications@github.com>menulis: …@WildByDesign <https://github.com/wildbydesign> That link ist broken. Use: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_15#_windows-64-bit — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#507 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACr9NJ-LGLlZaUZouxjB19J-WTmIvyNmks5sYpkDgaJpZM4Gnsk-> . |
commented Oct 15, 2017
@MikeGitb I saw a same question on Zhihu website. The same guy？ |
commented Oct 15, 2017
@roachsinai: If you are asking, if I'm the same guy that posted something on Zhihu, then the answer is NO, as I didn't even know the site up until now. |
commented Oct 15, 2017
@MikeGitb OK. I see. |
commented Oct 15, 2017
Did the person ask the exact same question or just about getting a 64bit Version of msvc? Because the latter is actually very common. |
commented Nov 5, 2017 • edited
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Should we replace 32bit to 64bit ? what is benefit and disadvantage ? |
Short Bytes: A common confusion occurs when we have to choose between a 32-bit and 64-bit Windows OS because many of us have no idea about what is the difference between them. The two types of operating systems vary by the amount of the system memory they can handle among other differences, thus, utilizing the full potential of the hardware they are running.
Microsoft Windows comes in many variants with barely visible feature differences. A noticeable variation is there when we have to choose between a 32-bit or a 64-bit Windows OS. Our lack of knowledge regarding the primary difference between a 32-bit and a 64-bit operation system adds to the puzzlement when it comes to deciding the appropriate version.Microsoft started releasing 64-bit versions shortly after the launch of their well-liked and fantasized Windows XP, which had the most extended product lifespan of around 14 years.
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Time-traveling into the history reveals that the very first implementation of 64-bit operating systems was UNICOS – a Unix-like operating system created by the supercomputer-maker Cray Inc. in 1985. The development continued, and many operating systems — Mac OS X, Windows, Solaris, and most recently Google’s Android — were baked into their 64-bit versions.
The 32 bit and 64 bit operating systems are designed to utilize a kind of processor architecture and named so accordingly. A 32-bit OS is designed to take advantage of the resources facilitated by a 32-bit processor (like Intel’s x86), and same is the case for a 64-bit OS. So, the topic we should discuss first is the processor.
A ‘bit’ of knowledge
What does a ‘bit’ stand for? The smallest piece of data in a computer is known as a bit or binary digit. We know that a computer only understands binary language (the 0s and 1s), so, every bit can have just one binary value, either 0 or 1. A computer stores data in a collection of such bits known as a byte. 8 bits make up a byte, also called an octet.
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Something about the 32bit vs 64bit processors
A processor or CPU includes registers and logic circuits. Also called the brain of the computer, people often confuse CPU with the cabinet of a desktop computer. The size of the CPU register is 32-bit in a 32-bit CPU and similar for 64-bit.
The number of values that a CPU can store in its registers is 2^32. These values are used to map the address of the memory locations present in the physical memory. So, 2^32 = 4 gigabytes is the amount of memory or RAM a 32-bit processor can access during its operation.
In the case of 64-bit, the register can store 2^64 values which can be tied to 16EB (exabytes) of RAM. A grand figure when to compared to 4 GB memory that could be accessed by its older 32-bit counterpart.
Moreover, a 32-bit CPU can process 4 bytes of data in one CPU cycle as 8 bits are equal to 1 byte. So, if the size of the data to be processed is greater than 4 bytes, it would require the CPU to go for another cycle to process the remaining data.
In the case of a 64-bit CPU, the whole data, if less than 8 bytes, could be processed in a single go. Even if the data is more than 8 bytes, the 64-bit processor would require less time than the other one. You’ll not be able to notice much difference in everyday usage, except that you are the one who likes to multi-task between large applications.
In today’s time, 32-bit processors have become nearly obsolete. Even your 10 or 12-year-old computer would be running a 64-bit processor, contrary to what you might have been thinking. A 64-bit processor comes with multi-core options enabling more processing power without increasing the size of the hardware.
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The difference between 32 bit and 64 bit Windows OS
Now you know that 64-bit operating systems are designed to support more RAM than the 32-bit ones. Heavy applications like image editing software, AutoCAD, and games could have a considerable performance boost after your machine is packed with 16 exabytes of RAM, at least theoretically. The limit of physical memory that a system can access also depends on the fact whether your motherboard will accept it or not. Practically, you don’t need hundreds of gigs of RAM for gaming sessions. Read here about how much RAM do you need for gaming.
The minimum amount of RAM required for a 64-bit Windows OS is 2 GB in comparison to 32-bit Windows which requires 1 GB RAM. It’s somewhat evident because with large-sized registers more memory will be required.
You should pack a memory chip of size 4 GB if you want to experience the 64-bit Windows in action. The Home edition of Windows 10 can deal with 128 GB while the Windows 10 Pro has jaw-dropping limits, up to 2048 GB. So, you can stuff your machine with as much RAM you like. For Windows 10 users, Microsoft now recommends that at least 8GB of RAM.
There is another reason that accounts for the widespread adoption of 64 bit Windows OS; it has now become more challenging to map files in the physical memory. That’s because the average size of the files is rocketing by the tick of the clock, usually more than 4 gigabytes.
One thing that you need to keep in mind is that a 32-bit OS works fine with a 64-bit processor, but it won’t do any wonders. You’ll have to install a 64-bit OS on your machine to take full advantage of the 64-bit CPU. Also, the drivers and applications used should be designed for 64-bit processors to work efficiently.
Windows 64-bit version offers Kernel Patch Protection which prevents unsupported changes to the kernel of the Windows OS, along with Data Execution Prevention at the hardware level. A digital signature for all the drivers is a must to prevent installation of modified drivers which may be used to inject malware into the machine.
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The lack of software availability was a significant downside for the higher bit operating system until a couple of years back. Many older legacy software and drivers may not run on the 64-bit Windows. Many developers and companies have released newer versions of their software products with improved compatibility.
Mozilla released the 64-bit version of their Firefox browser back in December 2015. The adoption rate of 64-bit Windows has made a considerable jump in the last decade. Various PC manufacturers and the Windows-maker have continued efforts to ship the 64-bit Windows either pre-installed or along with the 32-bit Windows if bought separately.
How to check if My OS in 32bit or 64bit?
Knowing whether your Windows OS is 32-bit or 64-bit is quite simple. Just visit This PC (right-click) > Properties to check the same. There you’ll also find the type of your CPU, 64-bit or 32-bit, in front of System type.
On a final note, I would recommend you to go for 64-bit Windows because you need to keep in mind the future scenarios for your machine. As of now, almost every computer comes with a 64-bit processor packed inside. So, you might already be running one.
If you’re using a 32-bit operating system, you’re wasting the computing resources you have paid for. As far as the software availability is concerned, it is not a deal-breaker, be assured there are already plenty of them and increasing.
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