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Richard Moss
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As Ghostscript is a traditional Win32 DLL, in order to use it from .NET you have to use something called platform invoke. If you check the source code for this article, in the
NativeMethods.cs
file are a bunch of declarations decorated with theDllImport
attribute - these say which DLL to use, in this casegsdll32.dll
. Assuming that the 32bit and 64bit versions are identical (I have no idea myself), then simply replacing all those occurrences with the 64bit DLL name will be enough. You would also need to ensure that your client application is set to run in 64bit mode, otherwise it probably won't work.If you need more help with p/invoke, you can refer to the MSDN article I linked at the start of this comment.
Regards;
Richard Moss