guiEditor is a visual editor, which incorporates different functionalities aimed at allowing the development of graphical applications based on basic programming knowledge. This document presents a software tool called guiEditor designed to create script applications based on graphical interfaces for GNU Octave. Particularly, open source and free license tools generally have lower associated costs than their propriety equivalents while offering a similarly rich set of functionalities. This will not affect the functionality but then the launcher will complain if you ever to run the PortableApp in a 32-bit system.The use of calculation software for pedagogical purposes in degree courses is a central tool for addressing disciplinary knowledge in engineering careers.
You can then just delete the App\Octave32 directory if you are really sure you will never use the PortableApp in a 32-bit system.
I will create an installer that is either 32-bit or 64-bit only support for GNU Octave but for now if you only require the 64-bit version the best I can suggest is install with the 64-bit option selected which will also install the 32-bit version (PortableApps installer still have limited option regarding this so I have to create a separate installer for this).
I also use 32-bit system to build and cross-compile 64-bit software. This is not because I do not have a 64-bit machine but because the available software utilities that I require is only available in 32-bit versions which is why there is no point for me to switch my build system to 64-bit. I for one still use a 32-bit build and development system for my software development.
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