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are you sure your program is running 64bit? Check the process in the taskmanager.

Infact if anything in the chain is 32bit (the prompt used to launch the program, dependencies, external programs etc...) the resulting program will be 32bit.

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In reply to Re: Perl memory limit - Windows64 strawberry perl by Discipulus
in thread Perl memory limit - Windows64 strawberry perl by sectokia

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