Can I write addin for Office 1010 64 bit with Delphi for Windows?
Hi, Can I write addin for Office 1010 64 bit with the native Delphi compiler? You know, I don't care about the 64-bit support in Delphi when developing EXEs, but it will became a very very serious problem when I want to develop addin for Office 2010 (check how many outlook addins in the market) and the Windows Explorer in Windows 64-bit.
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Edwin
1/15/2010 4:31:23 AM
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Am 15.01.2010 05:31, Edwin Ye wrote: > Hi, > > Can I write addin for Office 1010 64 bit with the native Delphi compiler? You know, I don't care about the 64-bit support in Delphi when developing EXEs, but it will became a very very serious problem when I want to develop addin for Office 2010 (check how many outlook addins in the market) and the Windows Explorer in Windows 64-bit. No, not using Delphi only. 64-Bit host applications can't call 32-Bit DLLs, I'm afraid. Edit: Actually I'm not 100% sure about Office-Addins. Those are COM based, right? Out of process COM works across the 32/64 barrier. -- Regards Jens Edited by: Jens Mühlenhoff on Jan 15, 2010 4:03 PM
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1/15/2010 3:04:20 PM
Edwin Ye wrote: > Hi, > > Can I write addin for Office 1010 64 bit with the native Delphi > compiler? You know, I don't care about the 64-bit support in Delphi > when developing EXEs, but it will became a very very serious problem > when I want to develop addin for Office 2010 (check how many outlook > addins in the market) and the Windows Explorer in Windows 64-bit. There's another thread from a couple of days ago about someone writing 64 bit shell extensions using Lazarus to compile 64 bit Pascal code. That should be applicable to what you're doing. Mike S.
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Mike
1/15/2010 4:40:41 PM
Hello, Jens Mühlenhoff wrote: > Edit: Actually I'm not 100% sure about Office-Addins. Those are COM > based, right? Out of process COM works across the 32/64 barrier. interesting. If I remember correctly, Explorer also allows for out-of-process shell extensions; could it be possible to write 32-bit shell extensions for 64-bit Explorer that way? -- Moritz "Hey, it compiles! Ship it!"
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Moritz
1/15/2010 4:53:24 PM
> {quote:title=Mike Swaim wrote:}{quote}
> Edwin Ye wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can I write addin for Office 1010 64 bit with the native Delphi
> > compiler? You know, I don't care about the 64-bit support in Delphi
> > when developing EXEs, but it will became a very very serious problem
> > when I want to develop addin for Office 2010 (check how many outlook
> > addins in the market) and the Windows Explorer in Windows 64-bit.
>
> There's another thread from a couple of days ago about someone writing
> 64 bit shell extensions using Lazarus to compile 64 bit Pascal code.
> That should be applicable to what you're doing.
>
> Mike S.
Yes, but no solution for office 64 bit.
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Edwin
1/15/2010 5:45:35 PM
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