Since OpenOffice on Windows is only 32bit, until now I have only built a 32bit version of the plugin, using 32bit Java.
But I wonder, would it perhaps be useful to build a 64bit version for Linux and MacOS, if users on these platforms are using the 64bit version of OpenOffice? That way we don't oblige them to install a 32bit JRE, they can stick with a 64bit JRE.
Especially if we start implementing JCEF, which not only has 32bit and 64bit versions, but also different builds for different platforms. Instead of releasing a single build, maybe we'll have to start building for different architectures and different platforms, and release multiple builds...
Since OpenOffice on Windows is only 32bit, until now I have only built a 32bit version of the plugin, using 32bit Java. But I wonder, would it perhaps be useful to build a 64bit version for Linux and MacOS, if users on these platforms are using the 64bit version of OpenOffice? That way we don't oblige them to install a 32bit JRE, they can stick with a 64bit JRE.
Especially if we start implementing JCEF, which not only has 32bit and 64bit versions, but also different builds for different platforms. Instead of releasing a single build, maybe we'll have to start building for different architectures and different platforms, and release multiple builds...