- Usercommands Bugfix
- 64bit compiler setting
PS: I’m sorry, Inlage 5 will be delayed because there’s not enough time for the development this months.
- Usercommands Bugfix
- 64bit compiler setting
PS: I’m sorry, Inlage 5 will be delayed because there’s not enough time for the development this months.
What does 64bit compiler setting mean? Does it mean Inlage needs Windows 64bit? How about running Inlage in 32bit Windows?
Thanks
Thanks for the update. However, if I set the compiler to 64bit and compile the document with F5 (using pdflatex and synctex), Sumatra won’t show the pdf anymore. Maybe because Sumatra isn’t 64bit?
The 64bit compiler setting means, that you have a checkbox in the inlage settings to use the miktex 64 bit version. If you have installed miktex 64 bit all binaries are in the miktex/bin/x64 folder. The directory is the same (only Programs/MikTex). I fixed the problem with the error image for 64 bit and the SumatraPDF problem.
http://www.inlage.com/downloads/inlage47.exe
Thanks
Thanks SumatraPDF works now with the 64bit compiler option enabled.
Inlage 4 throws a warning message about the non-localization of bibtex.exe in the default miktex\bin directory, because all executables of MikTex on the 64-bit Windows are located in miktex\bin\x64 directory.
Therefore, how can I configure Inlage4 to point to this x64 directory, bceuase it seems stuck with the previous ..\bin directory setting!!!
Thanks