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<div class="Heading2"><b>Q:</b> What are the differences between the portable and setup version?</div>
<div class="Text"><b>A:</b> The only difference is that the portable version ships with an executable called "devcppPortable.exe" which tells Embarcadero Dev-C++ to store its configuration files in ".\config\" instead of in %APPDATA%. Embarcadero Dev-C++ will be executed the following way:
<div class="Code">devcpp.exe -c .\config <parameters passed to devcppPortable></div>
<div class="Text">As a result of this, the Embarcadero Dev-C++ folder can be moved around and Embarcadero Dev-C++ will keep working.</div>
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<div class="Heading2"><b>Q:</b> Q: What are the differences between the 32bit and 64bit version?</div>
<div class="Text"><b>A:</b> The only difference is that the compiler that ships with the 64bit version can create 64bit programs. <b>All versions work on 32bit systems.</b> When using the 64bit version on 32bit systems, please make sure to compile for 32bit, or you won't be able to run your compiled programs. Check out the <div class="Link" onclick="OpenPage('Compiler','FAQ/Compiler.htm')">Compiler</div> section to find out how to do that.</div>
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