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CodefoundryDE / LegacyWrapper

LegacyWrapper uses a x86 wrapper to call legacy dlls from a 64 bit process (or vice versa).
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can use LegacyWrapper to do a bridge so that 32 bit app call 64 bit DLL? #24

Closed nadir2102 closed 3 years ago

nadir2102 commented 4 years ago

Hi I'm in Windows 10 64 bit

I have a 32bit .exe app that call a 32bit plugin .dll (maybe written in C++?) an all works ok, but for many reasons I would like to use the same version of the .dll already builded in 64bit architecture. So I already have both 32 and 64 bit of the plugin .dll in the exactly same version - I have 2 .dll files (one X86 and one X64). Of coruse my app (32bit) cannot directly use the 64bit one. I wonder if is there a way by using this tool to use the 64bit dll in my 32bit app. In this link I attach the 2 .dll files: one is X86 build, and one is X64

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Can I do this? thanks a lot

zalintyre commented 4 years ago

You already have two versions of the DLL - why don't you just use the 64bit DLL with the 64bit application?

nadir2102 commented 4 years ago

dear zalintyre, my app is only x86 but - if possible - for various reasons I need to use the 64bit DLL with the 32bit app

this is my dll's: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ktv86wjrx8wsjz9/BFX.rar?dl=0

zalintyre commented 4 years ago

So if your app is a .NET project, you can use LegacyWrapper.