how to build 64 bit managed c++ dll in visual studio 2010?
I've got a managed c++ dll, and it builds fine in x86 format. However, when I change the format to x64 in configuration manager, it won't recognize .Net namespaces, like System etc.
What else should I change to be able to build the 64-bit version of the app?
I'll need to be able to build the app for x64 and for x86.
When you changed your project to target x64, the settings that tell the compiler to target the .NET Framework obviously didn't get transferred over.
Check your project's properties to ensure that all of the x64 settings match with the x86 settings.
More specifically, you're looking for the "Common Language Runtime Support" property. On recent versions of Visual Studio, this should probably be set to Common Language Runtime Support, Old Syntax (/clr:oldSyntax) for Managed C++.
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