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As per:

​https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/197337-solved-filewritefromarray-adds-new-line-at-the-end/

_FileWriteFromArray appends Windows CRLF line endings to all lines, with no support for Unix/Linux LF endings. This either requires post-processing with external tools or even more hacky solutions. This seems like a vital enough omission to consider it a bug, as it could silently cause things to fail on many Linux servers, for example. Please consider adding a parameter to configure the line ending, or maybe only append an CRLF if an LF is not detected.

When using #AutoIt3Wrapper_Compile_both=y the resulting compiled scripts have huge differences in false positives.

First of all, Windows users' default antivirus (known as Windows Security's Virus & threat protection) actively quarantines 32-bit versions, while not caring at all about 64-bit versions.

Secondly, the different results in virustotal.com are very noticeable:

Script 1 32-bit - 10 false positives 64-bit - 1 false positives

Script 2 32-bit - 6 false positives 64-bit - 0(!) false positives

Script 3 32-bit - 7 false positives 64-bit -1 false positives

In fact, here are results of the most minimal script:

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Compile_both=n
msgbox("", "", "Hello World!")

32-bit - 12 false positives - see 32-bit scan results at shorturl.at/y9hL0 (linkable links aren't allowed here) 64-bit -1 false positives - see 64-bit scan results at shorturl.at/guIpz (linkable links aren't allowed here)

I tend to release apps as both 64-bit and 32-bit, since even nowadays it still seems common practice. But the 32-bit versions have been becoming quite a burden due to it.

Is there something in the compiler that can be improved for 32-bit versions?

​AutoIt3Wrapper Directives states the default #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64 is No, while the actual default seems to be Yes.

It's very easy to test: just compile without it and you'll see the compiled script runs under 64-bit (assuming your OS is 64-bit, of course).

Could you kindly fix the documentation accordingly? Please also use this chance to mention #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64 is ignored if #AutoIt3Wrapper_Compile_both is Yes (in which case the script will be compiled both as 32-bit and 64-bit with 2 resulting files).