I'm trying to add the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package to my installer, but I'm not sure how to do it since the C++ redistributable has different downloads/installs for 32-bit and for 64-bit.
My app is a .NET app, and it's targeted as mixed 64/32-bit. I followed the Mixed 32/64-bit instructions at http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-g ... 32-64.html and now my applications go to the native 64-bit folders/registry paths on 64-bit systems, and also work on 32-bit systems.
I haven't tried this yet - I was hoping I'd find some information on this, prior to spending possibly many hours testing this on different clean virtual machines. Is there a way to set up pre-requisites so that it doesn't try to install the 32-bit redistributable on a 64-bit system, and likewise so it doesn't try to install 64-bit redistributable on 32-bit systems?
Alternatively, am I better off at this point to just have a 32-bit installer, and a 64-bit installer? I would be happy to do that if I could just do it using two separate builds, but from what I know now it seems like I'd have to have two separate .aip files (which makes maintenance a nightmare).