c++ - Why does the error C3505: "cannot load type library" occur? -

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i have compiler error: "error c3505: cannot load type library".

i have com 32/64 bit component, compiled msvc 2012 in both configurations. have test application loads com component during start lines:

 #define id_string "libid:c734d1af-8cbe-4cae-b501-165099037e41"   #import id_string version("0.1") no_namespace

in 32bit variant works fine. in 64bit see above-mentioned compiler error. says here problem in wow bitness stuff. i've checked registry. corresponding type library found in both nodes:

  • hkey_classes_root\typelib\{c734d1af-8cbe-4cae-b501-165099037e41}
  • hkey_classes_root\wow6432node\typelib\{c734d1af-8cbe-4cae-b501-165099037e41}

so wrong?

up: i've found problem. compile tries load type library 32bit dll (only in compilation stage, in runtime program uses 64bit version). question how made compiler use 64bit type library while compilation.


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