M
Mark
Hi...
We're building our assemblies Any CPU and just now trying to throw them up
on an x64 box. I was using Process Explorer to look at something else, and I
noticed something peculiar. All of our assemblies were in the Framework64
temporary assembly cache for the running process but Process Explorer had
flagged them all as being 32-bit code.
Is this a quirk of Process Explorer not having a mind-meld of the .Net
framework and understanding how the code is being executed, or is Process
Explorer right and it's running in 32-bit mode, despite where it's running
from?
Thanks
Mark
We're building our assemblies Any CPU and just now trying to throw them up
on an x64 box. I was using Process Explorer to look at something else, and I
noticed something peculiar. All of our assemblies were in the Framework64
temporary assembly cache for the running process but Process Explorer had
flagged them all as being 32-bit code.
Is this a quirk of Process Explorer not having a mind-meld of the .Net
framework and understanding how the code is being executed, or is Process
Explorer right and it's running in 32-bit mode, despite where it's running
from?
Thanks
Mark