Hi all,
my team developed an application that partly is .net and uses a
win32 dll that we don't want to port to 64 bit.
We compiled the .net part of the application telling the compiler to
output x86 code.
The application doesn't seem to work well anyway since some external
assembly doesn't work like expected on WIN2003 x64. I think this
external assembly are jitted to 64bit. Can we force the jit of all
the
program to x86 code?
TIA
Marco

"VBAdev" <mpaci (AT) omniway (DOT) sm> wrote



When compiling the managed code using the /platform:x86 switch, you are effectively forcing
the CLR to use JIT32 at runtime.

Willy.