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The 64 bit version of pycharm-community requires a 64bit JDK, if and only if you want to run pycharm64bit.exe. Running the 32bit executable pycharm.exe is possible without any dependency.
Right now I see two options for creating the package:
Currently applied: Do not install a JDK, people can run pycharm.exe and everything is fine.
Add jdk as dependency. This unnecessarily installs jdk even for people who have a 32bit system. Most probably not an issue.
Is it possible, to install a dependency only, if the system is 64bit?
Dependency based on 32/64 bit architecture of the software being installed.
How do we know when a user has requested the 32 bit version on a 64bit system? I think this can be captured from the passed arguments (and/or stored arguments in the case of #358).
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The 64 bit version of pycharm-community requires a 64bit JDK, if and only if you want to run pycharm64bit.exe. Running the 32bit executable pycharm.exe is possible without any dependency.
Right now I see two options for creating the package:
Currently applied: Do not install a JDK, people can run pycharm.exe and everything is fine.
Add jdk as dependency. This unnecessarily installs jdk even for people who have a 32bit system. Most probably not an issue.
Is it possible, to install a dependency only, if the system is 64bit?
How do we know when a user has requested the 32 bit version on a 64bit system? I think this can be captured from the passed arguments (and/or stored arguments in the case of #358).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: