compile for 32 and 64bit

[peterve]

Hi,

I have a small application (and a setup project associated with the application), that is using a specific custom dll.
The dll is specific for each platform, so I have a 32bit dll and a 64bit dll.

I want to create an installer for the 32bit and for the 64bit version. I know I can de-reference the dll from the main application, change the platform of the main applicatoin and of the setup application, and compile... but that takes some time

Is there a way to automate the build of both 32bit and 64bit versions of the setup ?

thanks



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[NeilTrain]

Create two setup projects?

Are the DLL's large? Just include both by default, and when the app runs, it checks which platform it is on, and calls the appropriate dll.

 

[peterve]

I tried adding both dll's as a reference, but when I try to add the second dll, it says that I have already loaded the dll



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[NeilTrain]

are they .net DLL's ? if so they would have conflicting classes/namespaces, assuming they are the same thing, just compiled for different platforms. Try adding a "32" or "64" to the end of the class names if thats the problem.