In my C# project I add a reference to a COM object and an interop assembly is generated.
How do I know which platform (x86, x64, AnyCpu) this interop assembly targets?
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In my C# project I add a reference to a COM object and an interop assembly is generated.
How do I know which platform (x86, x64, AnyCpu) this interop assembly targets?
You could use CorFlags.exe, see the MSDN link. (Run from the VS command line, just point it to your assembly)
EDIT: Here’s another link with more info than MSDN