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64 bit .NET CatmullRom method?

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    I have need to use the Vector2.CatmullRom(...) method in a memory intensive program that currently produces extremely large pictures for testing purposes. I found the ability to do this on the XNA platform. Before adding this reference, I was able to create the pictures I need. Unfortunately, since I now have to compile a 32 bit runtime as that seems to be the only format for the XNA library, I do not have enough memory available to complete the task(s) necessary. IS there a 64 bit version of this method in this or another library? I need the ability to turn blocky cardinal direction lines into smooth lines with easy slopes (which is why I am using this function).

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      I have need to use the Vector2.CatmullRom(...) method in a memory intensive program that currently produces extremely large pictures for testing purposes. I found the ability to do this on the XNA platform. Before adding this reference, I was able to create the pictures I need. Unfortunately, since I now have to compile a 32 bit runtime as that seems to be the only format for the XNA library, I do not have enough memory available to complete the task(s) necessary. IS there a 64 bit version of this method in this or another library? I need the ability to turn blocky cardinal direction lines into smooth lines with easy slopes (which is why I am using this function).

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      وکیل ارث در اصفهان وکیل تغییر نام در اصفهان وکیل امور گمرکی در اصفهان

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