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What if the application is compiled as x86 - will it work with a 'Any CPU' compiled DLL?
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If the program which calls the dll is x86 it will work, in Taskmanager you will see a *32 behind the exename.
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I'm trying to use a 3rd party DLL - but have some troubles.<br />
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1st problem is that the vendor says that the same DLL can be used from both 32 and 64 applications - can this be true?<br />
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Thanks,
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I'm trying to use a 3rd party DLL - but have some troubles.

1st problem is that the vendor says that the same DLL can be used from both 32 and 64 applications - can this be true?

Thanks,

What if the application is compiled as x86 - will it work with a &#39;Any CPU&#39; compiled DLL?

If the program which calls the dll is x86 it will work, in Taskmanager you will see a *32 behind the exename.

Can DLL be both x86 and x64

I&#39;m trying to use a 3rd party DLL - but have some troubles.

1st problem is that the vendor says that the same DLL can be used from both 32 and 64 applications - can this be true?

Thanks,

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