Declaring Manifest for Multi-Platform Environment

If you want to deploy your application on both win32 and win64 platforms, you will need to modify your manifest file to include separate entries for each platform. Here is an example of what your manifest file might look like for a multi-platform environment:


  
  My Application

In this example, there are separate entries for win32 and win64 platforms, each with their own processor architecture specified in the dependentAssembly element. The compatibility section includes two separate supportedOS entries for each platform.

Make sure to modify the name, version, and other relevant details to match your specific application. Once you've modified the manifest file, you can include it in your application's deployment package and it should work on both win32 and win64 platforms.

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Rajkiran Swain3y ago
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If you want to deploy your application on both win32 and win64 platforms, you will need to modify your manifest file to include separate entries for each platform. Here is an example of what your manifest file might look like for a multi-platform environment:
```
  
  My Application
  
    
      
    
  
  
    
      
      
    
  
```
In this example, there are separate entries for win32 and win64 platforms, each with their own processor architecture specified in the dependentAssembly element. The compatibility section includes two separate supportedOS entries for each platform.

Make sure to modify the name, version, and other relevant details to match your specific application. Once you've modified the manifest file, you can include it in your application's deployment package and it should work on both win32 and win64 platforms.