I want to make the .NET application as a 32-bit process with a .NET1.1 on a 64-bit machine. I am The target platform option was introduced in later versions of VS (2005), but I am using VS300 and .NET1.1 and there is no opportunity to use other VS or Net.
Is this possible?
PS I do not know that it is relevant, but one of my colleagues said that I should use a "corner flag" or "core flag", but it does not come with any interesting results googling
You do not have to do anything. Run managed code in .NET 1.1 in 64-bit mode There is no support for It is not available until Net 2.0 Any EXE assembly compiled with VS2003 will ask for version 1.1 of the CLR, it automatically runs the managed code in 32-bit mode.
Similarly, you will not even have the Corflags.exe feature it's basically. Shipped with SDK, nowadays with Windows SDK Visual Studio 2005 and up lets you set option bits in the courtyard header by configuring you in the Corflaggs.xa project option by choosing "Platform Target".
See 64-bit machines .NET 1.1 is not installed. They will run your app with version 2 CLR and which is going to run in 64-bit mode UAC as can be implemented in Vista and up can also cause problems, your XE will not have a manifestation and Windows will not Like a legacy program. Which can be very difficult to diagnose when it does not work well. And XP 2003 is unsupported on the previous operating system XP is a defect list; most of them are debugging problems, keeping updated tools with the operating system capabilities of their customers is important BTW, 8 years of dog years and long in software tools there is time.
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