Either v3.5 or v4.0…it seems that there is either an x86 version or x64 version – is there a way to compile my c# code with the AnyCPU flag? I’d hate to have to peg my app to a certain architecture.
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Either v3.5 or v4.0…it seems that there is either an x86 version or x64 version – is there a way to compile my c# code with the AnyCPU flag? I’d hate to have to peg my app to a certain architecture.
Yes. There is a way. I assume you want to do a “private deployment” for SQL CE.
In which case, you put x86 versions of the SQL CE assemblies into a subfolder of your deployment named
x86. You put the x64 assemblies into a subfolder of your deployment namedAMD64.I did this a while ago, but I believe the key links were here and here. I also think there was a key bit of a doco in the SQL CE Books Online on how to extract the x64 assemblies if you’re only using an x86 development machine.