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My app uses LoadLibrary to load plugins at run-time and users can accidentally try to load 64 bit plugins in the 32 bit version of my application.
It looks like the error code returned from LoadLibrary is not very descriptive (says “%1 is not a valid Win32 application”).
I am looking for ways to figure out if the plugin dll file is built 32 or 64 bit so that I can notify the user in a user friendly way.
Any ideas?
In order to retrieve information about an image such as the one you are looking for, just use the ImageHelp API