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In which programming language is the freeware written?

I write the Freeware in c++, compiler visual studio

The x32 (x86) Version VS CPP 6.0 SDK 2005!
The x64 Version in VS 2008!

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Unicode is better, for all Windows Systems from 2000 to Windows-10 and Server 2016 Non-Unicode is for all Windows systems: Win98, 2000-2016, XP, Vista,

When Unicode version and when Ansi version?

Unicode x64 64-Bit or x32/x86 32-Bit Unicode is better for Win-NT or Win-2000 X64 is a 64-bit program and is only suitable for x64 not for x32 or x86.

Unicode on (x64) 64-Bit or x32/x86 (32-Bit)?

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In which programming language is the freeware written?

I write the Freeware in c++, compiler visual studio

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