I mean for which platform, the particular DLL can be used. For example abc.dll can be used in 64 bit platform or 32 bit platform? How can I know it?
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I mean for which platform, the particular DLL can be used. For example abc.dll can be used in 64 bit platform or 32 bit platform? How can I know it?
If you have the source-code for the dll’s project file, you can go to the project->properties and find out the targeted platform (x86/x64).
However, please note that by default all .NET assemblies are set to target “any” platform. So, the particular dll you are referring to could be a generic one, and could be used on both type of platforms.