Continuing the discussion from New RootsMagic Update (9.1.3.0):
Is that true for the 32-bit version?
Good question.
My experience is that 32-bit software has supported 64 bit numbers for quite a long time. What 32-bit software does not and cannot support is 64 bit addresses and 64 bit pointers. My experience about 32-bit software supporting 64 bit numbers is only a rule of thumb and is not guaranteed in all cases.
Just clarifying because all previous 32-bit versions were limited to 31 generations (or 32) while the database engine itself was capable of 64. So it certainly sounds like a long-awaited program revision that could have been implemented over a decade ago. I demo’d 64-gen Ahnentafel from a RM5 database 11 years ago.
https://sqlitetoolsforrootsmagic.com/ahnentafel-64-generations/
I wonder if that is enough to get me back to Jesus!
Possibly, if your direct line ancestors bore their next-in-line at an average of at least 32 years. 
But you’ve got people past the 3 std deviation markers like Abraham and Sarah who will throw that average way out of whack.