So, the manufacturers (or nore often Microsoft) move the goal posts, and get it wrong.
So then we, in this case Lee, have to consider rewriting our code (which usually means (surprise, surprise) buying a whole new development suite.
I really hate this. Are we really all going to move to 64-bit because we're told to?
I suspect that there will be many, many government departments for example who will say "Enough. We had an X million pound layout last time - we stick with what we've got."
Let's face it, as car users we make our cars run for as long as possible - we don't let the maunfacturers tell us it time for change just coz they feel like it.
So then we, in this case Lee, have to consider rewriting our code (which usually means (surprise, surprise) buying a whole new development suite.
I really hate this. Are we really all going to move to 64-bit because we're told to?
I suspect that there will be many, many government departments for example who will say "Enough. We had an X million pound layout last time - we stick with what we've got."
Let's face it, as car users we make our cars run for as long as possible - we don't let the maunfacturers tell us it time for change just coz they feel like it.