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The 'clr-namespace' URI refers to a namespace that is not included in the assembly
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Run 32 bit .NET applications on 64 bit machines
If you have a 64 bit machine and want to run a .NET application that only works with the 32 bit CLR you would have to make changes to the .NET framework on your machine Set the .NET framework to load the CLR in WOW mode through this command Open up command prompt and type this command C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\Ldr64.exe SetWow Now you should be able to run apps that use only the .NET 32 bit CLR. To revert back to the default 64 bit framework run C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727\Ldr64.exe Set64
8-bit signed integer System.SByte short, short int, INT16, SHORT 16-bit signed integer System.Int16 int, long, long int, INT32, LONG32, BOOL†, INT 32-bit signed integer System.Int32 __int64, INT64, LONGLONG 64-bit signed integer System.Int64 unsigned char, UINT8, UCHAR†, BYTE 8-bit unsigned integer System.Byte unsigned short, UINT16, USHORT, WORD, ATOM, WCHAR†, __wchar_t 16-bit unsigned integer System.UInt16 unsigned, unsigned int, UINT32, ULONG32, DWORD32, ULONG, DWORD, UINT 32-bit unsigned integer System.UInt32 unsigned __int64, UINT64, DWORDLONG, ULONGLONG 64-bit unsigned integer System.UInt64 float, FLOAT Single-precision floating point System.Single double, long double, DOUBLE Double-precision floating point System.Double †In Win32 this type is an integer with a specially assigned meaning; in contrast, the CLR provides a specific type devoted to this meaning.
Non-Pointer Data Types
Win32 Types Specification CLR Type
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