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PO.csproj's platform specific ItemGroup works for assembly references but not content includes?
 

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    <p>Since we have three assemblies that come in explicit x86 and x64 versions, I've edited the corresponding .csproj file(s) to use, for example, a block like this:</p> <pre><code> &lt;ItemGroup Condition=" '$(Platform)' == 'x86' "&gt; &lt;Reference Include="CaliberRMSDK"&gt; &lt;HintPath&gt;..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\32bit\CaliberRMSDK.dll&lt;/HintPath&gt; &lt;/Reference&gt; &lt;Content Include="..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\32bit\ikvm-native.dll"&gt; &lt;Link&gt;ikvm-native.dll&lt;/Link&gt; &lt;CopyToOutputDirectory&gt;Always&lt;/CopyToOutputDirectory&gt; &lt;/Content&gt; &lt;Content Include="..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\32bit\JVM.dll"&gt; &lt;Link&gt;JVM.dll&lt;/Link&gt; &lt;CopyToOutputDirectory&gt;Always&lt;/CopyToOutputDirectory&gt; &lt;/Content&gt; &lt;/ItemGroup&gt; &lt;ItemGroup Condition=" '$(Platform)' == 'x64' "&gt; &lt;Reference Include="CaliberRMSDK"&gt; &lt;HintPath&gt;..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\64bit\CaliberRMSDK.dll&lt;/HintPath&gt; &lt;/Reference&gt; &lt;Content Include="..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\64bit\ikvm-native.dll"&gt; &lt;Link&gt;ikvm-native.dll&lt;/Link&gt; &lt;CopyToOutputDirectory&gt;Always&lt;/CopyToOutputDirectory&gt; &lt;/Content&gt; &lt;Content Include="..\Libraries\CaliberRMSDK_IKVM\64bit\JVM.dll"&gt; &lt;Link&gt;JVM.dll&lt;/Link&gt; &lt;CopyToOutputDirectory&gt;Always&lt;/CopyToOutputDirectory&gt; &lt;/Content&gt; &lt;/ItemGroup&gt; </code></pre> <p>When reloading the .csproj file in Visual Studio 2010 and using 'x86' as platform, all works perfectly fine. When choosing 'x64' as platform, the proper 64bit assembly reference is used <strong>BUT</strong> the linked ( <code>&lt;Content Include= ...&gt;</code> ..) <em>always</em> uses the 32bit ones (and therefore the app is broken).</p> <p>There's no Any CPU anymore in the project files and I would have 'expected' it to work just fine for the content includes, too.. but it doesn't. Is there anything I am missing?</p>
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    1. CODid you turn on the msbuild verbose log and see what's going on?
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    2. COI have tested it with a blank project, and it actually works. It's supposed to, as stated here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171468(v=VS.100).aspx ("Visual Studio looks at the conditions on PropertyGroup, ItemGroup, Import, property, and item elements..."). Note the *Content* tag means the file is a static one, so you won't be able to use it otherwise. Maybe you wanted to use it as a reference DLL? This won't work, allright.
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    3. COHrm... the JVM.dll up there is not an assembly reference but a native one that contains functions that are p/invoke'ed and hence the CopyToOutputDirectory etc. Basically it's just a file I reference in the .csproj which shall be copied over to the build output directory (but in my case it depends on the arch which one to use). The assembly reference ones work fine in my case, only those 'referenced'/project arch-specific reference files do not. Will have to check tomorrow morning whether the msbuild log contains anything that might tell me more.
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