问题
The command line of an application built with cx_Freeze can be hidden with Win32GUI.
Why does cx_Freeze choose to reference Win32GUI rather than Win64GUI?
This suggests that cx_Freeze has either not been updated to include this feature, or is calling a 32 bit command and yet almost all Windows computers are now 64 bit.
Is there a reason why the inplamenters chose to call it this?
I have researched for a long time but have not found any answer, any thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you.
回答1:
It is simply because that is how it started. Even now it is called the "Win32" subsystem, even though it is 64-bit!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47703965/why-does-cx-freeze-use-win32gui-rather-than-win64gui