I have a 3rd party COM object(32 bit) that I need to call from my c# application (64 bit). I know I have to run the COM object in a separate process.
Why does .NET memory management create such a large object heap? Most of it seems to be empty. Is this something to b开发者_如何学运维e concerned about?
I am observing some weird behavior which I am not being able to explain. Following are the details :-
I wonder if I should still support 32-bit architectures these days in my new apps. I only target Mac App Store.
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I\'ve used F# to do some quick data-analysis using datastructures from another project.To do so, it needs access to this project; i.e. it needs an assembly reference - but the project is an executable
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I have a class library project in VS2010. When I want to compile as 64-bit, the following error raises:
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