Hi, I'm calling zlib.dll to compress/uncompress file in my C# program.
The problem is it works very well on my 32-bit machine, but on another
64-bit machine, it throw an exception says "An attempt was made to load
a program with an incorrect format. <Exception from HRESULT:
0x8007000B>"
when uncompress() is called.
Since I have the source code of Zlib, I can build and generate both
..lib and .dll files. The generated .lib file works well in my C++
program on the 64-bit machine. But the generated .dll just keep
throwing exceptions in my C# program on the same machine.
Did I miss something? I'm really appreciate your help!
4  8293 
Compile your C# program to use 32 bits, you do this in, the IDE, click in
the arrow that says Any CPU->Configuration Manager: Active Solution
Platform-<New...>
Regards,
Bela Istok
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Hi, I'm calling zlib.dll to compress/uncompress file in my C# program.
The problem is it works very well on my 32-bit machine, but on another
64-bit machine, it throw an exception says "An attempt was made to load
a program with an incorrect format. <Exception from HRESULT:
0x8007000B>"
when uncompress() is called.
Since I have the source code of Zlib, I can build and generate both
.lib and .dll files. The generated .lib file works well in my C++
program on the 64-bit machine. But the generated .dll just keep
throwing exceptions in my C# program on the same machine.
Did I miss something? I'm really appreciate your help!
Other Question why you use zlib, if the .net framework 2.0 includes a method
to use the gzip format?
See the namespace System.IO.Compression.
Regards,
Bela Istok
"erxuan" <er****@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@k70g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
Hi, I'm calling zlib.dll to compress/uncompress file in my C# program.
The problem is it works very well on my 32-bit machine, but on another
64-bit machine, it throw an exception says "An attempt was made to load
a program with an incorrect format. <Exception from HRESULT:
0x8007000B>"
when uncompress() is called.
Since I have the source code of Zlib, I can build and generate both
.lib and .dll files. The generated .lib file works well in my C++
program on the 64-bit machine. But the generated .dll just keep
throwing exceptions in my C# program on the same machine.
Did I miss something? I'm really appreciate your help!
Problem solved! Thank you!
I guess I have to use zlib in my case since I need to parse some files
as input which were compressed using zlib by others.
Bela Istok wrote:
Compile your C# program to use 32 bits, you do this in, the IDE, click in
the arrow that says Any CPU->Configuration Manager: Active Solution
Platform-<New...>
Regards,
As far as I know, zlib uses the Gzip standard, you can use any library that
handle that standard, give a try ;)
Regards,
Bela Istok
"erxuan" <er****@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@b28g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
Problem solved! Thank you!
I guess I have to use zlib in my case since I need to parse some files
as input which were compressed using zlib by others.
Bela Istok wrote:
>Compile your C# program to use 32 bits, you do this in, the IDE, click in
the arrow that says Any CPU->Configuration Manager: Active Solution
Platform-<New...>
Regards,
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