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Currently WinBatch designed to run on x86 Processors.
ARM running Windows is nothing new. Does anyone remember Windows CE? However, no WinBatch binaries can run on ARM based chips because ARM CPUs have a completely different architecture/instruction set than the x86 family of chips that WinBatch is compiled for.
MSFT made a lot of noise at the CES about making Windows 8 run on ARM based chips but they didn't provide any details. Is it going to be a Windows in name only port like Windows Mobil (Windows 7 Phone) or are they going to actually port a substantial part of the kernel, along with a number of subsystems, and maybe even parts of the WIN32 API to the ARM architecture? I don't think anyone is telling at this point. But the answer to that question and few others will determine whether or not WinBatch will have an ARM compatible version in the future.
Article ID: W17973
Filename: Arm Architecture.txt
File Created: 2014:07:18:09:51:38
Last Updated: 2014:07:18:09:51:38