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Do we need to test 32-bit software in 64-bit Windows?

I’m working in a software development team as software developer. I’ve been working on the same project for three years now. The software is a 32-bit desktop based C# application in .NET 4. Our target platform in Windows 7 (we had to support Windows XP till last year). The software communicates with various custom hardware for which custom drivers are written. The hardware manufacturing and driver software is written by our client. There is different driver for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows of course.

Do we need to test 32-bit software in 64-bit Windows?

I’m working in a software development team as software developer. I’ve been working on the same project for three years now. The software is a 32-bit desktop based C# application in .NET 4. Our target platform in Windows 7 (we had to support Windows XP till last year). The software communicates with various custom hardware for which custom drivers are written. The hardware manufacturing and driver software is written by our client. There is different driver for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows of course.

Do we need to test 32-bit software in 64-bit Windows?

I’m working in a software development team as software developer. I’ve been working on the same project for three years now. The software is a 32-bit desktop based C# application in .NET 4. Our target platform in Windows 7 (we had to support Windows XP till last year). The software communicates with various custom hardware for which custom drivers are written. The hardware manufacturing and driver software is written by our client. There is different driver for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows of course.

Hard Coded File Paths – Solution?

Say you have an application that saves image(.jpg, .png etc) and text(.txt, .xml) files, and the application has all of the files paths hard coded throughout code, per the example below.

Hard Coded File Paths – Solution?

Say you have an application that saves image(.jpg, .png etc) and text(.txt, .xml) files, and the application has all of the files paths hard coded throughout code, per the example below.