Will the Universal Binary version of MaxMSP also make the $1000 licensing fee for Windows stand-alones a thing of the past? Perhaps it doesn't make much difference... I don't know whether the libraries used to port Max originally were more to do with x86, in general, or with Windows specifically. Anyway, just curious about that...

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also, will they embed ppc64 along with ppc and i386 flavour? I think at 

least the maxmsp core and sdk should have all three, to enable users to 

build new objects with optimization for each processor.

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also, will they embed ppc64 along with ppc and i386 flavour? I think at 
least the maxmsp core and sdk should have all three, to enable users to 
build new objects with optimization for each processor.

The Intel version has nothing to do with Windows and as such has no 

effect on the Windows standalone commercial license fee (non-commercial 

standalones have never been subject to any fee). And we have no plans 

to support ppc64. Does someone really need to write a Max external 

that accesses vast amounts of virtual memory?

The Intel version has nothing to do with Windows and as such has no 
effect on the Windows standalone commercial license fee (non-commercial 
standalones have never been subject to any fee). And we have no plans 
to support  ppc64. Does someone really need to write a Max external 
that accesses vast amounts of virtual memory?

On around Feb 2, 2006, at 0:19, David Zicarelli said something like:

> Does someone really need to write a Max external that accesses vast 

Sorry for responding to a rhetorical question, couldn't resist.

Of course MacIntel is, for better or worse, the top priority. For 

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On around Feb 2, 2006, at 0:19, David Zicarelli said something like:
> Does someone really need to write a Max external that accesses vast 
> amounts of virtual memory?

Of course MacIntel is, for better or worse, the top priority. For 
everyone except the Windows folk.

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