Mike Barnett

Ah, good point! I'd forgotten about that. But the UniqueKey is generated lazily and I'm not sure that each instruction is queried for that. But in any case, does it...

I've never used the msbuild task so that sounds like a very plausible explanation for what you've been seeing. There are many statics in ILMerge and I doubt if many...

Yes, that's all true and I like the idea of using objects themselves instead of assigning a unique key. However, I would have to check the code to make sure...

I'm not sure I understand your problem. ILMerge is for completely managed IL assemblies. So those (afaik) should be independent of being 32-bit or 64-bit. Does the merged assembly run...

Sorry, that really doesn't help. I meant that it would be helpful if you could create a toy (and very tiny) single assembly that showed the same problem. I'm still...

What I need is a repro where I can see why ILMerge is not preserving the corflags properly. What I see is that if I compile the following code `class...

It looks to me as if the dlls are strongly named (hence their CorFlags is 0x9) while your exe is delay-signed. And the output is fully signed, so it is...

Where might I find a copy of that assembly to look at? Can you run "peverify" (in a Visual Studio Command Prompt, e.g.) on it and post the results? Sorry...

Could you please be more specific? How is it not supported? If you can provide a repro, that would be best. Thanks!

Windows 10 should have nothing to do with it: the only thing that should matter is the version of .NET that you have. I am not aware of any problems...