Re: NUnit and VS2005 Project Files

ASSuming the following:

NUnit is a .Net application.

.Net is designed to be CPU independant.  It relies on the CLR which can 
be written for any CPU.

Does it make sense to build a .Net application for any platform besides 
"Any CPU?"

dmp

Charlie Poole wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Some questions about a current problem...
>
> A bug has been reported whereby configs for any platform other than AnyCPU
> are ignored.
>
> VS2005 allows creating multiple configs for multiple platforms, so you could
> have
> a different property group for Debug|AnyCpu, Debug|x86 and Debug|x64.
>
> 1) Does anyone make use of this capability?
>
> 2) How should NUnit create test configs when opening a file with multiple
> platforms.
> If we create separate configs per platform, what names should we use to
> distinguish them?
>
> Charlie
>
>
>
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