Still no 64bit Mac Version?
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Yes, we know you're waiting for this, we hope to have a solution soon , but also depends of the développement software we use.
Waiting for this, i use Blocks and reaktor 6 with jbridge with success (https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridgem/) in Usine
Waiting for this, i use Blocks and reaktor 6 with jbridge with success (https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridgem/) in Usine
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Thanks nay-seven. Apologies for banging on about this.
I'm surprised this works but glad that it does.
Is it reliable enough for a live performance though?
I'm surprised this works but glad that it does.
Is it reliable enough for a live performance though?
It will be a test for the Delphi platform to gather 64-bit support on macOS before they turn off 32-bit application support in an upcoming version, as I've read they will.
And visiting the website I just noticed that the newest version includes the first Linux compiler! It would be incredibly cool to see Usine running on a F/LOSS OS: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/ra ... 10-2-tokyo
This doesn't help the mac 64-bit version itself but it's clear that Embarcadero are taking their commitment to their platform seriously, so I think they might just deliver on time.
The question at that point will be: do they deliver it with enough lead time for their application developers to port to 64-bit before 32-bit disappears? Or maybe they can make it a more-or-less seamless upgrade path for devs..
And visiting the website I just noticed that the newest version includes the first Linux compiler! It would be incredibly cool to see Usine running on a F/LOSS OS: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/ra ... 10-2-tokyo
This doesn't help the mac 64-bit version itself but it's clear that Embarcadero are taking their commitment to their platform seriously, so I think they might just deliver on time.
The question at that point will be: do they deliver it with enough lead time for their application developers to port to 64-bit before 32-bit disappears? Or maybe they can make it a more-or-less seamless upgrade path for devs..
It should be very cool to have a 64bits version for Mac OSX. There is more and more plugins that didn't work on 32 bits. And for some big projects with complex workshop, i think it is better with a 64 bits software.
I understand it would be a hard job. And i can't help you because it is out of my competences ...
thank you, all the team.
I understand it would be a hard job. And i can't help you because it is out of my competences ...
thank you, all the team.
that would be good, mostly with RME sound cards !ceasless wrote:And visiting the website I just noticed that the newest version includes the first Linux compiler! It would be incredibly cool to see Usine running on a F/LOSS OS: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/ra … 10-2-tokyo.
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I think the Sensomusic team should stress that they can unfortunately only wait until Embarcadero to get 64-bit macOS working before the team can really even try to get it to work.cmodica wrote:It should be very cool to have a 64bits version for Mac OSX. There is more and more plugins that didn't work on 32 bits. And for some big projects with complex workshop, i think it is better with a 64 bits software.
I understand it would be a hard job. And i can't help you because it is out of my competences ...
thank you, all the team.
That said, I imagine that most of the hard work of a 64-bit port was finished long ago when we got the Windows x64 version. That is pure speculation, however.
The real point is: the team's hands are tied until their application development framework is able to compile to macOS 64-bit.
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