Where can I find the CorFlags.exe tool? I made full search of my hard disk drive, but it was not found. I have: .NET Framework 4.0, Visual C# 2010 Express, Visual C++ 2010 Express. The OS is Windo...

I'm running Windows Server 2008 64-bit "workstation" and would like to get corflags.exe. Which SDK do I need to download? I know about .NET Framework 2.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) (x64) and ...

I have a Windows Service that I'm having this issue with. In Visual Studio I've set its Platform Target to 64 bit I've run CorFlags to verify that it is set correctly, I get this: Version : v4...

When running CorFlags on some DLL file, some show as PE32 and some show as PE32+. What's the difference?

I guess my question is about the CLR Loader. I want to understand the mechanics behind CorFlags.exe /32BIT+ functionality. We know that when one starts an assembly compiled with the Any CPU flag s...

How do I interpret the CorFlags flags and how should I use it to determine if a .NET assembly was built for x86 or x64? Could it be the following? corflags MyAssembly.dll

I am trying to run my .NET 3.5 WinForms application on a Win7 x64. The application uses NHibernate and the System.Data.OracleClient to access an Oracle database. The Oracle client is 32bit. When s...

I'm messing around with some rather low level things and trying to determine why I get different outputs with the CorFlags.exe utility. For reference, the outputs are as so: $ corflags test2.exe ...

When compiling, I always set it for Any CPU. However there are some customers that do not have a 64 bit version of a required binary, even when running on an x64 system. In these instances I have a...

Apologies if any of what I'm about to say makes no sense or overlooks something obvious - my knowledge of CLR internals is spotty. If I understand correctly, then if I just build a solution for 'A...

If I set the platform flags of MyApp.exe to be x64 I still can run the corflags utilty like this: corflags /32bit+ MyApp.exe corflags will happily set the 32bit flag to 1. Of course when I'll try ...