- Jun 6, 2020
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I am running B4A 9.01.2 and everything is working just fine.
However, some projects are kind of large and take time to compile, so I am thinking of upgrading to the latest version of B4A to take advantage of the 64-bit speed.
But I have seen posts of all sorts of problems that other users have after they do an upgrade.
The last thing I want to happen is to do the upgrade, then spend hours "fixing" issues I run into due to the upgrade - or run into new compatibility issues requiring me to rewrite code or use a different library.
So, can I simply just make a backup copy of selected directories (which ones?), and if the upgrade causes too many problems, I can simply delete the new versions of the directories and restore the original version?
Or are there other things like newer DLL versions and registry changes that would require me to completely re-install the older version (after uninstalling the newer version)?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
However, some projects are kind of large and take time to compile, so I am thinking of upgrading to the latest version of B4A to take advantage of the 64-bit speed.
But I have seen posts of all sorts of problems that other users have after they do an upgrade.
The last thing I want to happen is to do the upgrade, then spend hours "fixing" issues I run into due to the upgrade - or run into new compatibility issues requiring me to rewrite code or use a different library.
So, can I simply just make a backup copy of selected directories (which ones?), and if the upgrade causes too many problems, I can simply delete the new versions of the directories and restore the original version?
Or are there other things like newer DLL versions and registry changes that would require me to completely re-install the older version (after uninstalling the newer version)?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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