Hi, we are migrating our C# Windows application to 64-bit and we are having some conflicts when using the Milestone SDK. I downloaded the latest version and since I couldn’t find anything specific for 64-bit I assume it would work, but still doesn’t. I checked the details for the dlls in the package with a tool called pstudio and it returns it has been compiled on 32-bit (check attached image for Videos.platform.sdk.dll)
Is there a way to get the 64-bit version of those dlls?
Thanks
The latest version is 2019R1. The main MIP SDK is all 64 bit. A 32 bit “redistributable” exists.
Can you please double-check that you downloaded the right download?
I do not know pstudio, and I did not find on a simple Google search. I trust the Mdepends tool that Milestone supply with the MIP SDK (find it at [C:\Program](file:C:/Program) Files\Milestone\MIPSDK\Tools\MDepends (if you have MIP SDK installed)).
Thanks for your reply, Bo.
I checked that we do have version 2019R1. We used that link to download it.
I’m using the DLLs contained in [C:\Program](file:C:/Program) Files\Milestone\MIPSDK\Bin once you install the package.
If you take VideoOS.Platform.SDK.dll, for example, and check it with the free tool https://winitor.com/tools/pestudio/current/pestudio.zip , you will see that it says it has been compiled in 32bits. That’s the reason we are getting those warnings in our application.
Could you please verify that?
Thanks.
Sorry, I missed the second part of your message. I just checked with MDepends as you suggested and I do get the same results than you, so I really don’t know where is the problem now…
Perhaps you can describe what happens? Do you get an error building the samples in the MIP SDK? Do you get an error building your code? Do you get an error trying to run an application that has been built? If you see errors what are those?
Bo, I think it was an error on my end. I updated the libraries again and now I’m not getting that warning. I’ll keep testing and I’ll let you know if I still have issues.
Thanks for you help.
