Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
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"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s80g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
Well there are two issues here, I hoped SP1 would have solved, but it's not:
1. VS is using csc from the 32bit framework.
2. VS references the assemblies from the 32 bit framework and some assemblies are built as
X86.
Now this is no big deal (unless these warnings get you nervous :))) , at run-time the
program will correctly load the 64 bit CLR and the correct 64bit FCL assemblies.
Willy.
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s80g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
Well there are two issues here, I hoped SP1 would have solved, but it's not:
1. VS is using csc from the 32bit framework.
2. VS references the assemblies from the 32 bit framework and some assemblies are built as
X86.
Now this is no big deal (unless these warnings get you nervous :))) , at run-time the
program will correctly load the 64 bit CLR and the correct 64bit FCL assemblies.
Willy.
Is there possible to specify VS2005 to use csc from the 64bit
framework? How?
I have a C++ application (64-bits) that load C# applet (need to be
64-bits). My application wasn't able to load the applet. The solution
that I found, is the compile manually from the command line the applet
with the csc.exe and system dll from the 64-bits framework.
Regards,
Eric
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ q40g2000cwq.goo glegroups.com.. .
>
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
>"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******* *************** @s80g2000cwa.go oglegroups.com. ..
Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
Well there are two issues here, I hoped SP1 would have solved, but it's not:
1. VS is using csc from the 32bit framework.
2. VS references the assemblies from the 32 bit framework and some assemblies are built
as
X86.
Now this is no big deal (unless these warnings get you nervous :))) , at run-time the
program will correctly load the 64 bit CLR and the correct 64bit FCL assemblies.
Willy.
Is there possible to specify VS2005 to use csc from the 64bit
framework? How?
No that I know.
I have a C++ application (64-bits) that load C# applet (need to be
64-bits). My application wasn't able to load the applet. The solution
that I found, is the compile manually from the command line the applet
with the csc.exe and system dll from the 64-bits framework.
This shouldn't be a problem, if you did compile from VS with the "platform" set to "x64",
you can safely ignore the warnings, the resultant DLL should have the correct PE and CLR
header.
What error message did you get when loading the applet?
Willy.
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ q40g2000cwq.goo glegroups.com.. .
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s80g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
Well there are two issues here, I hoped SP1 would have solved, but it's not:
1. VS is using csc from the 32bit framework.
2. VS references the assemblies from the 32 bit framework and some assemblies are built
as
X86.
Now this is no big deal (unless these warnings get you nervous :))) , at run-time the
program will correctly load the 64 bit CLR and the correct 64bit FCL assemblies.
Willy.
Is there possible to specify VS2005 to use csc from the 64bit
framework? How?
No that I know.
I have a C++ application (64-bits) that load C# applet (need to be
64-bits). My application wasn't able to load the applet. The solution
that I found, is the compile manually from the command line the applet
with the csc.exe and system dll from the 64-bits framework.
This shouldn't be a problem, if you did compile from VS with the "platform" set to "x64",
you can safely ignore the warnings, the resultant DLL should have the correct PE and CLR
header.
What error message did you get when loading the applet?
Willy.
I did what you said. I didn't receive any error message. In run-time,
the applet just didn't load.
The first thing that I do, was use the application RegAsm.exe from the
framework64. After that, the applet didn't load again. So I recompile
with the csc.exe and system.dll, system.data.dll ... from the
framework64 (manually from the command line) and this time the applet
load.
Regards,
Eric
Eric
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ 11g2000cwr.goog legroups.com...
>
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
>"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******* *************** @q40g2000cwq.go oglegroups.com. ..
>
Willy Denoyette [MVP] wrote:
"Eric" <cl**********@g mail.comwrote in message
news:11******* *************** @s80g2000cwa.go oglegroups.com. ..
Hi,
I want to generate a dll for x64. In the project, I specify the
platform target x64 but VS2005 use the win32 framework. Here is the
warnings that I get :
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50727 \Csc.exe /noconfig
/nowarn:1701,170 2 /platform:x64 /errorreport:pro mpt
/baseaddress:285 212672 /define:TRACE;DE BUG
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Data.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Drawing.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Windows.Form s.dll
/reference:C:\WI NDOWS\Microsoft .NET\Framework\ v2.0.50727\Syst em.Xml.dll
/debug+ /debug:full /out:obj\x64\Deb ug\CFGDistribut eur.dll ...
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'System.Data.dl l' targets a different processor
warning CS1607: Assembly generation -- Referenced assembly
'mscorlib.dll' targets a different processor
So I want to know how the specify in VS2005 the use the Framework64
(x64) and not use the Framework (win32).
Thanks,
Eric
Well there are two issues here, I hoped SP1 would have solved, but it's not:
1. VS is using csc from the 32bit framework.
2. VS references the assemblies from the 32 bit framework and some assemblies are
built
as
X86.
Now this is no big deal (unless these warnings get you nervous :))) , at run-time the
program will correctly load the 64 bit CLR and the correct 64bit FCL assemblies.
Willy.
Is there possible to specify VS2005 to use csc from the 64bit
framework? How?
No that I know.
I have a C++ application (64-bits) that load C# applet (need to be
64-bits). My application wasn't able to load the applet. The solution
that I found, is the compile manually from the command line the applet
with the csc.exe and system dll from the 64-bits framework.
This shouldn't be a problem, if you did compile from VS with the "platform" set to "x64",
you can safely ignore the warnings, the resultant DLL should have the correct PE and CLR
header.
What error message did you get when loading the applet?
Willy.
I did what you said. I didn't receive any error message. In run-time,
the applet just didn't load.
The first thing that I do, was use the application RegAsm.exe from the
framework64. After that, the applet didn't load again. So I recompile
with the csc.exe and system.dll, system.data.dll ... from the
framework64 (manually from the command line) and this time the applet
load.
Regards,
Eric
Eric
Wait a minute now I get it, this applet is a COM object (at least for the native client),
you need to "regasm" this dll using the 64 bit version of regasm, this is the cullprit, not
the compiler. You can do this in VS by specifying a post build event that initiates
regasm.exe from ?:\Windows\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work64\v2.0.507 27.
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