Visual Studio 2010 X64 [exclusive]

Visual Studio 2010 allowed for side-by-side development of x86 and x64 versions of the same app.

Visual Studio 2010 represents a landmark era in Microsoft's development history. It was the first version to fully embrace the transition into a 64-bit computing world. While the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) itself remained a 32-bit process, its ability to architect, compile, and debug x64 applications changed the landscape for enterprise software. Visual Studio 2010 X64

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