Since they've announced MacOSX UB support for Poser 7, it may be that Windows 64-bit support is going to be there or in the works.  Actually, I'm surprised that it isn't the other way round.  For me, migrating Windows code to 64-bit was a breeze and a song.  Migrating MacOS PPC code to UB was torture.  They are enforcing their new filesystem structures over POSIX paths - even for simple, ubiquitous C methods like fopen() - this means that code that works on every other system since the dawn of computers - Babbage Inductive Engine, I think ;) - fails with XCode on MacOSX.  That's a Microsoft maneuver in my books (hope that hurts a little).  Plus, they are quickly eliminating support for the archaic Resource fork/data - which is great - except when you are writing plugins that access Resource data used by another cough application cough. ;)

C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do, you blow your whole leg off.

 -- Bjarne Stroustrup

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