Yeah I got a 64 bit build of a very simple test application written in c to work using visual studio 2017 community edition around a two weeks ago. Unfortunately that computer is at warranty repair right now so I can't easily drop it in here as a working example. I had to hand translate the .pc files into the build config. Then I edited the project file and built it from the command line. The guide is from an old version of Visual Studio and didn't work for me so I stumbled through it. I'm a Linux programmer so it's foreign to me, but the project file itself feels like an XML Makefile so it kinda made sense.
Dear GStreamers,
Has anyone successfully linked a 64 bit application to the 64 bit windows dlls ?
I have a 64 bit C# app linking to a 64 bit CLR dll, which in turn links to the 64 bit gstreamer dlls.
I get the following runtime error:
System.BadImageFormatException: 'Could not load file or assembly 'FOO.dll' or one of its dependencies. is not a valid Win32 application. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800700C1)'
So, it seems that 64 bit libgstreamer.dll has a 32 bit dependency ?
Works fine in 32 bit mode, or in 64 bit if I remove the gstreamer dependencies.
Thanks,
Aaron
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