hi to all
I am trying to install QM 5.8.1 about 9 MB on windows 64 bits
after installation on c/qm directory
i can't find the executable file in the installation directory
i want to open QM graphical tool
Last edit: mustafafranace 2017-01-15
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On Windows, QM 4.0.0 is now only avaialble as 32-bit application. This was explicitly requested as Feature Request #114. The 32-bit QM works just fine on 64-bit Windows.
I hope you understand that maintaining both 64-bit and 32-bit is expensive and really makes no sense, since the 32-bit version covers both platforms.
--MMS
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Thanks for the clarification. That is fine but I suggest adding this to the documentation -- I thought it meant there was both as opposed to supporting both. When I read it again, it is techniquely correct but easy to misread. Especially, when the download name has 32 in it. Perhaps, it should just say qm_4.0.0-win.exe (but that would probably confuse someone thinking it won't work on 32).
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hi to all
I am trying to install QM 5.8.1 about 9 MB on windows 64 bits
after installation on c/qm directory
i can't find the executable file in the installation directory
i want to open QM graphical tool
Last edit: mustafafranace 2017-01-15
You might be confusing QM (modeling tool, currently at version 4.0.0) with QP/C (active object framework, currently at version 5.8.1).
The QM executable is located in the
qm\binsub-directory.--MMS
Last edit: Quantum Leaps 2017-01-15
I don't see a QM 64 bit for windows at this location:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/qpc/files/QM/4.0.0/
On Windows, QM 4.0.0 is now only avaialble as 32-bit application. This was explicitly requested as Feature Request #114. The 32-bit QM works just fine on 64-bit Windows.
I hope you understand that maintaining both 64-bit and 32-bit is expensive and really makes no sense, since the 32-bit version covers both platforms.
--MMS
Thanks for the clarification. That is fine but I suggest adding this to the documentation -- I thought it meant there was both as opposed to supporting both. When I read it again, it is techniquely correct but easy to misread. Especially, when the download name has 32 in it. Perhaps, it should just say qm_4.0.0-win.exe (but that would probably confuse someone thinking it won't work on 32).