That means it will include new goodies such as Blazor and. NET development ecosystem, including web, client, mobile, gaming, IoT and AI apps. NET 6, set to debut in November as a unifying release that brings Xamarin, Blazor and other tooling into the mix, encompassing all part of the. She also described the next major release of VS as faster, more approachable and more lightweight, with a UX described as cleaner, intelligent and action oriented, suitable for both learners and professional coding teams creating industrial-scale applications. "Here's to no more out-of-memory exceptions 🎉" Silver concluded. To demonstrate the real-world effect of VS being a 64-bit application, Silver pointed to a GIF video showing the IDE open up a solution with some 1,600 projects and about 300,000 files: We've updated our download pages to clarify this." Now, long into the 64-bit computing era, that has finally changed. In reply to that issue posted on the Developer Community site in 2019, Microsoft responded: "Visual Studio remains a 32-bit application, though certain components (e.g., diagnostics/debuggers, MSBuild, compilers, designers) will take advantage of 64-bit processors if available. This caused confusion among some developers who downloaded the 64-bit version only to find it was installed as an x86 app. Visual Studio has long been available in a 64-bit edition able to create 64-bit applications on 64-bit computers, but it remained a 32-bit application itself. "With a 64-bit Visual Studio on Windows, you can open, edit, run, and debug even the biggest and most complex solutions without running out of memory." "Visual Studio 2022 will be a 64-bit application, no longer limited to ~4gb of memory in the main devenv.exe process," said Amanda Silver, a program management exec in the Developer Division in an April 19 blog post introducing VS 2022. Visual Studio 2022 will be previewed this summer as a 64-bit application, opening up gobs of new memory for programmers to use.
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