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64 Bits and DSL Tools

64 Bits and DSL Tools

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The DSL projects created by the DSL package wizard are configured to target AnyCPU.However, if you write a command line tool that references the generated DSL library, you should set up your project to target x86 even if you are working on a 64-bit machine. The reason is that there is no 64 bit version of Visual Studio. Consequently, you will get a type load exception which isn't much help.

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  • Good spot Vijai.

    As visual studio doesn’t have a 64-bit version we don’t provide a 64-bit version of the graph object.

    As you’ve found, you should build command line tools x86.

  • Good spot Vijai.

    As visual studio doesn’t have a 64-bit version we don’t provide a 64-bit version of the graph object.

    As you’ve found, you should build command line tools x86.

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