Application not Launching when converting from 32bit to 64bit in VS
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Recently I have converted the application from 32bit to 64bit in VS 2019,all sources are saying the application is of 64bit I'm unable to launch the application, and I am not able to debug the application because the application need to be attach to process to debug, when searched in the event viewer, I am encountering BEX64 error , and have made sure that all the dependent DLL's are of 64bit, Can anyone please help me to resolve this issue. I am able to open the application from visual Studio 2019, but not able to launch from exe.
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Recently I have converted the application from 32bit to 64bit in VS 2019,all sources are saying the application is of 64bit I'm unable to launch the application, and I am not able to debug the application because the application need to be attach to process to debug, when searched in the event viewer, I am encountering BEX64 error , and have made sure that all the dependent DLL's are of 64bit, Can anyone please help me to resolve this issue. I am able to open the application from visual Studio 2019, but not able to launch from exe.
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Recently I have converted the application from 32bit to 64bit in VS 2019,all sources are saying the application is of 64bit I'm unable to launch the application, and I am not able to debug the application because the application need to be attach to process to debug, when searched in the event viewer, I am encountering BEX64 error , and have made sure that all the dependent DLL's are of 64bit, Can anyone please help me to resolve this issue. I am able to open the application from visual Studio 2019, but not able to launch from exe.
Member 16142254 wrote:
all sources are saying the application is of 64bit
That is ambiguous. Your code is probably linking to some other dlls. I would first start with checking those.
Member 16142254 wrote:
launch the application
You will have a main method. You can start by commenting ALL of the code in that module out except for the main() method call. So everything in the main() method is commented out also. If that runs then you can start uncommenting. If it doesn't run then it indicates that the build of that module itself is a problem.