I’m thinking like Apple did with their universal binaries containing both x86 and ppc code
I’m thinking like Apple did with their universal binaries containing both x86 and ppc
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I’m thinking like Apple did with their universal binaries containing both x86 and ppc code
No. The
IMAGE_FILE_HEADER.Machinefield determines whether a DLL is x86 or x64. One field cannot hold two different values simultaneously, and there’s only oneIMAGE_FILE_HEADERin a DLL.That said, a pure .Net DLL contains IL instructions, and they can be compiled to either 32 bits or 64 bits.