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.Net Compilation, registry accessing and application deployment for both x86 and x64 environments

By Inaki Ayucar, 9 Jan 2010

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Compare	Revision	Minor	Date	Status	Editor
	publicly available	No	9 Jan '10 - 10:55	Available	Sean Ewington

	1	No	27 Jan '10 - 16:35	Composing	Inaki Ayucar

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About the Author

Inaki Ayucar

Software Developer (Senior)

Spain

Member

Inaki Ayucar is a Microsoft MVP in DirectX/XNA, and a software engineer involved in development since his first Spectrum 48k, in the year 1987. He is the founder and chief developer of The Simax Project (www.simaxvirt.com) and is very interested in DirectX/XNA, physics, game development, simulation, C++ and C#.

His blog is: http://graphicdna.blogspot.com

To contact Inaki: iayucar@simax.es

A Technical Blog, originally posted at http://graphicdna.blogspot.com/2010/01/net-compilation-registry-accessing-and.html

What a long title, isn’t it? That’s because, in some cases, there are a bunch of things related to make your .Net applications ready to work in both x86 and x64 environments. Specially if you need to use some unmanaged code or access the registry. Let´s start! Compiling and running assemblies