My prototype will use 64-bit, on my 64-bit computer. Unfortunately, I already know my large corporate customers use Windows 32-bit. Without a better solution for 32-bit, I'll need to try another licensing scheme.
Python for 32- and 64-bit computersAnswered
How can I make my python software and TurboActivate work properly on 32- and 64-bit computers? Can you provide some code or suggestions for the preferred solution? Do I need:
a) two separate installers
b) one installer that identifies the computer type or
c) make the program and TurboActivate work on both types of computers?
My first program used VBA and this issue occurred. I want to know the proper workaround for python. I searched “python 32 64” in the forum and didn't find an answer.
Answer
See “Using TurboActivate with Python”.
Easiest solution only target 64-bit. Every computer made in the last 20 years supports 64-bit.
More difficult solution: make an installer that detects which Python is installed and install the 32-bit or 64-bit version of TurboActivate.
We have support for 32-bit. I'm giving you the most practical advice, but you can literally do anything.
As we described (in detail) in our docs, we support every modern architecture and OS.