I believe the architecture type (x86 vs x64) is abstracted away for you when making .Net programs, but are there any other considerations that can cause problems?
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I believe the architecture type (x86 vs x64) is abstracted away for you when making .Net programs, but are there any other considerations that can cause problems?
Beware of third-party COM libraries or third party .NET libraries that secretly make win32 calls. That’s where we had our biggest headaches.