Hey all,
I'm trying to make a compiler extension that runs a custom action under the
correct processor architecture (x86 or x64) of the MSI platform.
I've got a A) CompilerExtension that contains B) a wixlib which contains C) a
.NET custom action.
A and C are a .NET assemblies built CPUAny
I've build an x86 and a x64 wixlib and added it to A in the hopes of using the
Extension GetLibrary() as:
public override Library GetLibrary(TableDefinitionCollection tableDefinitions)
{
if(this.library == null)
{
switch(this.CompilerExtension.Core.CurrentPlatform)
{
case Platform.X86:
this.library =
WixExtension.LoadLibraryHelper(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
libraryResourceNamex86, tableDefinitions);
break;
case Platform.X64:
this.library =
WixExtension.LoadLibraryHelper(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
libraryResourceNamex64, tableDefinitions);
break;
}
}
return this.library;
}
This approach fails since this.CompilerExtension.Core is null.
If I just load the x86 wixlib, everything works but the CA runs as a 32bit app.
What is the proper way to build an extension that is processor architecture
"smart" for the wixlib's and CAs it has?
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