Yeah, I use SE, been a user for nearly 9 years, custom coding modules for about 2 years now too. I've stayed 'under-wraps' for many years to improve my skills before releasing anything public; SynthEdit has gotten a unwarranted bad reputation for *some* too eager devs who released stuff too soon/eagerly, and I didn't want to fuel that myth. You'll see a custom SEM called "EpiCentre.SEM" that handles 99.9% of what EpiCentre does - the 0.1% is SE GUI related. My c++ code is already 100% win64 compatibly - will take about 15 seconds to compileCompyfox wrote:Wait... EpiCentre drops SEM files. So it's SynthEdit...Ichad.c wrote:Win 64bit is in my plans, hopefully before end '14. MAC will only happen if one falls in my lap for an extremely decent price. Manual will follow - it's on my TODO list.
I was kind of aware that it might not be possible - but wouldn't that mean you have to rewrite the code?
A MAC version - I'm not sure - haven't tested it yet ( did preliminary win64 tests already), MAC *should* be 98%->100% compatible too. Just ironing out the 64bit SE bugs, most of wich seems to be related to the new cross-compatible GUI system. We're getting there slowly but surely.
. If the new version gets the thumbs up from Halma, it should be up in the next 3-4 days.
