ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture Property
Definition
Important
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Gets the target processor architecture for the application.
public:
property System::String ^ ProcessorArchitecture { System::String ^ get(); };public string? ProcessorArchitecture { get; }public string ProcessorArchitecture { get; }member this.ProcessorArchitecture : stringPublic ReadOnly Property ProcessorArchitecture As StringProperty Value
The processor architecture of the application.
Examples
The following code example displays the ProcessorArchitecture property by obtaining the ApplicationId from an ApplicationSecurityInfo instance created using the ActivationContext for the currently executing manifest-based application. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the ApplicationId class.
Console.WriteLine("ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture property = " + asi.ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture);
printfn $"ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture property = {asi.ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture}"
Console.WriteLine("ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture property = " + _
asi.ApplicationId.ProcessorArchitecture)
Remarks
Valid values include "msil", "x86", "ia64", and "amd64". The default is "msil", or Microsoft intermediate language, which means all your assemblies are platform independent, and the common language runtime will compile them when they are needed by your application.
