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Incompatibiliy with windows 64bits ?!

#1

Hello, I just installed sublimeText FOR WINDOWS 64 BITS and I have this message when I try to run a program.

So it say that it’s impossible to run the program because of an incompatibility of the apps with the 64 bits windows version. Contact the software editor to ask for a compatible version.

So I tried to uninstall and reinstall the 64bits version : and I got the same message.

Then I tried another windows version : the same thing. :sleepy:

If somebody knows what can I do to fix that, it would help me a lot.:sweat_smile:

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#2

What’s the build system command? I am gussing you try to build liste.exe? If not, ask the person who builds it.

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#3

I’ve been using Sublime for over 10 years on x64 Windows, so it is compatible. Your problem is the compiled app liste.exe, it’s 16 bits and Windows x64 can’t run those, only Windows x86 can. You need to check how you’re compiling that.

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#4

Hi, here is the build system command :

{
“cmd” : [“gcc”, “$file_name”, “-o”, “${file_base_name}.exe”],
“selector” : “source.c”,
“shell”: true,
“working_dir” : “$file_path”,
“variants” :
[
{
“name”: “Run”,
“cmd” : ["${file_base_name}.exe"]
}
]
}

This is a build system I found to run C on sublime Text 3.
And yes in this case this happen for liste.exe. Before today other programs was working… But for 3 days right now I tried to fix this out and I think I made worst… I use MinGW to compile and now I have this message when I try to compile

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#5

Your problem is most likely your MinGW installation, I’m using a MSYS2 install and never had such problems compiling for either x86 or x64.

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#6

Yes, but I tried to reinstall it several times but it does the same thing. I’m going to try with MSYS2. I have to uninstall MinGW ??

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#7

UPDATE
I just saw that I have a similiar error for another language : like python.(which it is not necessary to have minGW).

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#8

That’s a different error; my french is a little rusty, but that error looks to be indicating to you that python is not actually installed (or if it is, it’s not in the PATH which is visible in the window, or it’s named python3 instead).

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#9

You are right !! Python is installed on my computer but I tested and I have to be in its installation folder to use it.(on the cmd : I put the intallation right path.)
Elsewhere, my computer do not recognize python laguage.

About the C language, if a make a summary :
I had a first error linked with the program I used. (it came from visual studio and it was programmed on 16bits.) When I was trying to find out what was happening I changed settings on minGW and Sublimetext and since that I have another error. I uninstalled each of them several times but it does the same. :sneezing_face:

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#10

UPDATE 2
I reinstalled Python and that’s solved… But fot the C# language I’m still stuck.

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