I have found a solution using MSBuild by inserting Win64=yes on every
components generated by Heat.
Thanks anyway...
Regards,
Romeo
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
Romeo Salayo Jr. wrote:
I having the same problem, I need to create a 32 and 64bit installers
automatically with a single source file.
Hi,
I having the same problem, I need to create a 32 and 64bit installers
automatically with a single source file. The problem is that one fragment of
our source was generated by heat.exe every time we build. The question is,
is it possible to generate 64bit component using heat so that we can
Getting a type mismatch on this:
Win64=$(loc.Win64)
Here's the error:
Error407The Component/@Win64 attribute's value, '$(loc.Win64)', is
not a legal yes/no value. The only legal values are 'no' and 'yes'.
- Troy
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 8:53 PM, Bob Arnson b...@joyofsetup.com wrote:
If you're using Votive, you can just omit this attribute entirely and just
use the x86/x64 configurations to build...
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:29 AM, troy hostetter troy.hostet...@gmail.comwrote:
Getting a type mismatch on this:
Win64=$(loc.Win64)
Here's the error:
Error407The
Romeo Salayo Jr. wrote:
I having the same problem, I need to create a 32 and 64bit installers
automatically with a single source file. The problem is that one fragment of
our source was generated by heat.exe every time we build. The question is,
is it possible to generate 64bit component using
Bob -
Struggling here. These two WiX configurations are throwing build errors. I
don't want to create 2 separate component defs for x86 and x64. Please help
:)
First configuration .. getting end tag errors:
?if $(loc.Win64)=yes ?
Component
troy hostetter wrote:
Struggling here. These two WiX configurations are throwing build errors.
What errors?
First configuration .. getting end tag errors:
The text between ?if? and ?else? must be valid XML; it's not legal
to conditionalize just the start tag of an element.
Second
troy hostetter wrote:
Are there any recommendations on how to easily switch between x86 and x64
when building the MSI?
Use the InstallerPlatform property; it automatically sets the default
for Package and Component. Use preprocessor to handle directories.
--
sig://boB
Are there any recommendations on how to easily switch between x86 and x64
when building the MSI?
Would be nice to dynamically or quickly change these:
Package Platformx64 /
Directory Id=ProgramFiles64Folder /
Component Win64=yes /
- Troy
Hmm... Ran across
thishttp://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2007/08/09/4317654.aspxafter
I fired off the email.
If anybody has other ideas, or links to them, please forward.
Thanks,
- Troy
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 12:28 PM, troy hostetter
troy.hostet...@gmail.comwrote:
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