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I'm new to Mono development (but not .NET development) - got as far as downloading Visual Studio for Mac and trying to run a sample solution from Alea GPU. It complains that it needs mono64, but I see no option for selecting 64 bit architecture like I would in Windows, and Googling the issue has not turned up an answer I can make sense of. Can I use mono64 in VS for Mac and if so, how?

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Since you are running within VS4M, you need to set the architecture of the run configuration that you are using.

Using an ML (Alea-based) program that I wrote as an example:

Within VS4M:

• Open the Project Options and go to Run / Configuration / Default:

• Open the Mono runtime settings and set the Arch to 64-bit:

From the cmd-line:

Mono is 64-bit by default now, so you can run either:

or

Note: On older version of Mono you would have to have used mono --arch=64 .... If you need arch32, you use mono32, but CUDA only has 64 libs so this would not be needed for Alea usage.

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I got mine to work by setting the Project -> Options to run with 32 bit mono.it all works, see pics.

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