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[flutter_tools] Flutter doctor should validate windows host architecture #62559
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Per the installation instructions, only 64-bit Windows is supported. There should probably be a very early check with a clear error message when trying to run on a 32-bit machine. |
Ohhh, so shall I upgrade to 64-bit or is there any some way to work around with 32-bit?? I mean, is there any other way to make it run somehow by editing scripts in sdk or something like that? |
See #33862 for discussion of some of the technical work you would need to do to implement 32-bit support. |
I think it's safe to say you need 64-bit Windows to use Flutter. Per the issue that stuartmorgan linked, getting Flutter to work on 32-bit Windows would be a non-trivial amount of work. Basically, the existing tooling has a lot of assumptions that you are on a 64-bit architecture. |
@christopherfujino Why was this closed? We could check the architecture in the batch script. |
@stuartmorgan sorry, I hit the wrong button. |
I have Windows 7 Professional SP 1 32 bit.
I have just finished gathering flutter sdk and dart sdk and I am using VS code.
I created my first app and I encounter this
I can't figure out what is this
When I run flutter doctor , I get this
But when I run this command
${env:ProgramFiles(x86)} = $env:ProgramFiles
I get
Any idea how to resolve this??
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