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Re: Re: .NET 32-bit DLL running on Vista 64-bit
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Australia
2007-10-22 17:57:44

Emmanuel Stapf wrote:

>> Are there plans for EiffelStudio to get an "Any CPU" option?
>
> This is the current default behavior on 64-bit versions of EiffelStudio.
> However the 32-bit version forces the generation of assemblies to be
> 32-bit
> only as otherwise you have issues when loading the unmanaged part of the
> assembly which is compiled for 32-bit architecture.
>
> Do you own the creation of the VB assembly? If so, I would suggest you do
> what Paul suggested on the VB assembly, not the Eiffel one.

Yes, Manu, we create the VB assembly, so we can adopt Paul's corflags
suggestion. But it still leaves the problem that our installer has to be
smart enough to figure out that it's installing onto a 64-bit platform. It's
a bit more complicated than I would like.

I prefer your idea of building the Eiffel DLL with the 64-bit version of
EiffelStudio.

- Peter Gummer

-- P.S. This Yahoo mailing list is delivering messages very reliably and
promptly these days. I haven't figured out yet how to use the new
http://eiffelstudio.origo.ethz.ch/forum properly, to drop new messages into
my mail Inbox.

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RE: Re: .NET 32-bit DLL running on Vista 64-bit
country flaguser name
United States
2007-10-22 18:34:30

> Yes, Manu, we create the VB assembly, so we can adopt Paul's
> corflags suggestion. But it still leaves the problem that our
> installer has to be smart enough to figure out that it's
> installing onto a 64-bit platform. It's a bit more
> complicated than I would like.

Why do you want the installer to be smart? I would suggest to do it a build
time, and then this assembly should work fine on all versions of the 32-bit
.NET runtime.

> -- P.S. This Yahoo mailing list is delivering messages very
> reliably and promptly these days. I haven't figured out yet
> how to use the new http://eiffelstudio.origo.ethz.ch/forum
> properly, to drop new messages into my mail Inbox.

You need to bookmark the EiffelStudio project and then go to your
Home->settings and select to receive mail notification for the various
categories of the EiffelStudio project. I believe that forum falls into the
`Blog', `Comment' or `Wiki' category (I actually don't know because I'm
subscribed to all of them). I would also suggest to select `Release' as you
will get notified of a new release as soon as the files are uploaded to
Origo.

Regards,
Manu

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