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I’m a process of 64 bit, my int size is 8 bytes.
I’m referencing a dll which is compiled to 32 bit.
This dll has a function which accepts an int parameter.
What will happen?
I’m sending a 8 byte to a 4 byte “container” ?
No, in 64-bit / C#, an
intis still 4 bytes.In C#,
intis always merely an alias toglobal::System.Int32What will change is the reference size and pointer size, but that is all abstracted by the IL anyway – nothing needs to change. Note, though, that the CLI is only going to be 32 bit xor (nand?) 64 bit. You might need one of them to be “Any CPU”.