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Ok while sizeof(Myenum) and sizeof(int) works, I would like to use sizeof(object), but I don’t want the size of the object, but the size of pointer… only for portability reason, I need to know if is a 64 bit pointer or 32 bit pointer, I can avoid using sizeof if is ok with conditional compilation, but I don’t know if there are constants to check if we are on a 32 bit system instead of 64 bit
Thanks for suggestions
Use
IntPtr.Size.Reference : Simple way to check if you’re on a 64-bit machine