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I’m developing a C# Window8 / WinRT app and I’m using SQLite-NET with the sqlite3.dll linked at the bottom of the documentation at
https://github.com/praeclarum/sqlite-net
My project works fine on my computer, but since sqlite is a non-managed DLL, I wonder what’s going to happen when I deploy my app to the app store and someone with an ARM cpu tries to run it. Is it going work? If not, how can I make it work?
Thanks,
Adrian
No, it’s not going to work. You cannot choose a neutral architecture (Any CPU) when there is a C++ component involved. You will have to compile your SQLite DLL into ARM in order for you to have an ARM version. If you have a native component, you will submit multiple versions for the Store and the customer will download the correct version for their architecture.
Good blog post on Windows on the ARM architecture.