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Originally Posted by ReBorn_Spirit
the "anti memory editor" built into the graal program prevents any and all logs from being written to disk for debug purposes. Also the Windows System event viewer will not log it because its graal4.exe that closes itself, not an actuall error.
So unless its re-written legitimately, my only choice to ever play graal again on this PC is to spen a good week restoring my computer to a 32 bit state, and to be honest. You have no idea how much I hate doing that, however I might as well start soon. Its just too bad I don't exactly have a DVD-rom to use anymore seeing mine just died on my PC. Its going to be a bit before I can get a replacement, so installing windows is out of the question right now anyways.
Any idea who I should contact to rewrite graal for 64 bit? Or should I do the run around in a circle dance some more?
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You seriously have an attitude problem. Do you think if you sound angry that people will be more inclined to help you? Thats false logic my friend, so next time you ask for help, don't start crying like a toddler.
I don't even know why you need to have your computer on a 64 bit OS. are you doing high-precision mathematical calculations? Do you have more than 4 GB of ram? 32 bit emulation is sufficient for most ordinary tasks (Including playing high-end games)
Perhaps the reason that there is no 64 bit support for Graal is the same reason that Adobe didn't release a 64bit flash plug-in. Simply no market for it, wasted resources... Until the majority of program writers move their default platform to 64 bit, it will suffer the same kind of support Linux has for drivers.