Waiting for 3 years, please share any progress.

Not cancelled. First comes the memory cache system, then the 64 bit Zorro, then the 64 bit lite-C compiler. We're working on it.

Hello! Any news for the 64bit versión?

Full, I mean. I don't understand much of the actual 64 bit versión.

Thank you!

Well, there's already is a 64-bit version, see https://zorro-project.com/manual/en/new.htm

Saying "I don't understand..." isn't a question.

In fact, it´s not a question. The question was one line up, "Any news for the 64bit versión?"

As I said, a 64bit application. Not the actual workaround.

Thank you!

OK, here's some news: Zorro is now 64-bit.

No, it´s not.

You can´t use it same way as Zorro 32 bit. As a user.

When you have a 32bit/64 bit app, you can do the same with both. Only depends of your OS/CPU. If you download 64bit Ninja Trader works sameway as 32bit Ninja Trader version, no need to install VC++, change scripts, etc...

With 64bit Zorro actual workaround yo can´t use it same way, so it´s not THE 64bit Zorro. Maybe it´s the "64 bit lite-C compiler" what is left?

Will Zorro have a 64bit version similar to actual 32bit?

Zorro is not Lite C. Zorro is the executable. It is in 64 bit and 32 bit.

My understanding is that the Lite C compiler will never be ported to 64-bit. This is fine because the Lite C and C++ experience is now near-identical in its current implementation. Plus C++ is a universally supported language.

That´s a pity. I tried some implementations when version 2.50 was released, and tried the 64bit Zorro, but I could not convert my Lite-C scripts to 64 bit. I like some coding learning, but it´s a little too much for me.

It´s difficult enough to develop good strategies. 64bit adaptations take time (don´t have). My 64bit interest was because of the memory limitation of 32bit.

Thank you.

There are several example C++ scripts. If you can figure out how they work, you can translate your own Lite C scripts without issue. Plus there’s always the forums, the manual, and tech support.