64bit - Referencing an executable from F# -


i've used f# quick data-analysis using datastructures project. so, needs access project; i.e. needs assembly reference - project executable.

i've tried in f# interactive, , works*; can #i appropriate path , #r executable , few support dll's - can't use em. , whatever do, can't reference compiled f# program: vs lets me add reference fine, , appropriate compiler option -r:x:full\path\here.exe correctly generated project, none of datastructures present , compiler complains of non-existent namespaces; it's if reference didn't exist. application 64-bit, may relevant. 64-bit dll's work fine.

(*) after setting fsi.exe run in 64-bit mode thinks can load it, using returns fs0193: internal error.

how can reference managed 64-bit executable f# project?

to others same issue: workaround, i'm compiling executable cpu (which executed in 64-bit mode, behaves same). allows fsi , compiler reference it. based on questions referenced in comments, seems known bug fixed day.


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