<p>Is anyone successfully using the latest 64-bit Ganymede release of Eclipse on Windows XP or Vista 64-bit?</p>

<p>Currently I run the normal Eclipse 3.4 distribution on a 32bit JDK and launch &amp; compile my apps with a 64bit JDK. Our previous experience has been that the 64bit Eclipse distro is unstable for us, so I'm curious if anyone is using it successfully.</p>

<p>We are using JDK 1.6.0_05.</p>

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