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Is there a 64 bit Visual Studio at all?

+10  A: 

No.

Joey
His arguments make little sense. Even if the new XML office formats are free of portability issues, Office64bit will still have to support old doc/xls files. I hope. On the other hand I completely agree with him: 90% of apps do not need to be ported to 64bit. Unfortunately that's not 90% of the customers think. They all demand native 64bit now :(
MK
@MK: The office "*recreational speculation*" doesn't survive the sniff test. Nonetheless, the part of the article relevant to the question (re: VS x64) seems pretty solid.
Adam Robinson
+3  A: 

No, but the 32-bit version runs just fine on 64-bit Windows.

LukeH
+1  A: 

no, but it runs fine on win64, and can create win64 .EXEs

steelbytes
Well, the part creating the executables would be the compilers. They have not much to do with the IDE itself; cross-compiling isn't exactly magic too.
Joey
Unfortunately, cross-debugging is.
Hans Passant