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If I am writting a 64 bits application(console, service or visual) over Windows or Linux, whatever it was the language that I want to use(Java, C#, C++, C….), it’s recommended or must I use a 64 bits based IDE?
The IDE doesn’t matter as it’s just a frontend to your development. The compiler must support 64 bit binary creation. In something like Visual Studio you would to go right click project and choose Settings->Platform->x86_64 (IIRC)