Fluid Properties in Excel 64 bits with PRODE

[cmarc]

Recently I have upgraded my version of PRODE PROPERTIES to release 1.2 extended,
this version includes several additional models as electrolytic, SAFT (with association) and GERG 2008,
the most interesting feature is the inclusion of both 32 and 64 bits versions of the library in distribution files,
the 64 bits version is required by Excel 2010 64 bits which I utilize in my work,
also I have several custom applications (written in Visual Basic) which are compiled with 32 bits (Visual Basic 2006),
to avoid conflicts between different versions I have installed the 64 bits dll in /System directory of Wiindows 8 64 bits, this works fine for Excel.
For Visual Basic applications (which are 32 bits) I have installed a copy of PRODE dll in the folder of each application, with this configuration all my software can access fluid properties from PRODE library.

[tinom]

hi cmarc,
I have installed PRODE PROPERTIES with EXCEL 64 bits under Windows 8,
I plan to upgrade to Windows 8.1 (when available),
I'll post the results.

[cmarc]

thanks tinom,
have you installed both 32 and 64 bits versions of PRODE PROPERTIES or only 64 bit version (supposing you have Excel 64) ?

[carlo.stenali]

it should work with both 64 bit and 32 bit version of PRODE PROPERTIES (i.e. 64 bit dll for 64 bit applications and 32 bit dll for 32 bit applications)

[josefreitas]

pls share. thanks

[metaltribe]

where I may download the PRODE?
thank before..,

[carlo.stenali]

PRODE PROPERTIES is available from developer

'http://www.prode.com'

there you can download a free version (with some limits).

[Poly Valves]

I have installed PRODE with EXCEL 64 bits under Windows 7.
I plan to install to Windows 8 and update version.

[Almart]

thanks all for update information about PRODE PROPERTIES,
I have Windows 8 64 with Excel 2010 64 and PRODE PROPERTIES 1.2 64

[rense]

have you tested PROPERTIES with LINUX ?

[cmarc]

rense,
do you mean in compatibility layer (Wine),
virtual machine (VBox, KVM etc.)
or have a specific version of PRODE PROPERTIES for Linux ?
All these options (and may be others) are available.

[carlo.stenali]

cmarc,
good point,
actually there are many ways to move software on different platforms,
a virtual machine or compatibility layer is a option,
however being PRODE PROPERTIES a C++ application can be compiled to different platforms,
you may ask the developer.