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hi -- the situation was more complicated. i eventually had to recompile a dll that linked to my app, plus pull through some other dll's that were 64bit only. anyway the solution got me started along an eventually successful path.<br />
thanks,<br />
Jim
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hi -- the situation was more complicated. i eventually had to recompile a dll that linked to my app, plus pull through some other dll's that were 64bit only. anyway the solution got me started along an eventually successful path.
thanks,
Jim

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hi -- I've recently tried to port my 32bit application to a windows 7 64 bit target. my development environment is on a 32 bit Vista system. after thrashing around with some other problems, this is the latest error i get. I think the error is coming from a dll that was written in c and compiled under an older version of VS. I use a p/invoke interface to unmanaged code to use it (it's a driver for a usb device.) I would rather not have to sort out whether i have the source code, etc for the dll. is there a &quot;simple&quot; way around this? I'm also using some assemblies from National Instrument that will not run without using their 64 bit merge modules, so the installer needs to declare it a 64 bit app.<br />
I tried using CorFlags but it expects assemblies, not unmanaged code.<br />
I'm using .net 4.0 and vs 2010.<br />
thanks.
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hi -- I've recently tried to port my 32bit application to a windows 7 64 bit target. my development environment is on a 32 bit Vista system. after thrashing around with some other problems, this is the latest error i get. I think the error is coming from a dll that was written in c and compiled under an older version of VS. I use a p/invoke interface to unmanaged code to use it (it's a driver for a usb device.) I would rather not have to sort out whether i have the source code, etc for the dll. is there a "simple" way around this? I'm also using some assemblies from National Instrument that will not run without using their 64 bit merge modules, so the installer needs to declare it a 64 bit app.
I tried using CorFlags but it expects assemblies, not unmanaged code.
I'm using .net 4.0 and vs 2010.
thanks.

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I'm getting &quot;An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)&quot;

I'm getting "An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)"