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This is now resolved. Here is what I learned:

For Vista/64 bit platforms:

If you want to build a .NET application (for example in C#) you must explicitly configure the build for the x86 platform. If you choose "Any CPU" on a 64 bit platform, then you get a 64 bit application trying to load a 32 ...

This should have been obvious to me earlier.

I'm building a .NET app on Vist 64, which I think will build a true 64 bit application (regardless of the .NET language).

The smilenet.dll is a 32 bit compiled DLL, and the application dies when it tries to load the library.

I tried the same C ...

I have the same .dll size.

And the object browser and intellisense all work to show the various classes and methods within the Smile.NET assembly.

I'm at a loss as to what might be causing the crash.

So, do people just use Genie to build the network structure? It seems that the case manager and data loader are intended to allow for validation, but without an automated way to do this it seems that there is something missing . I figured that the squence would be quite straight forward:

a. load ...

If I comment out the single line that creates a Smile.Network object, then the app runs just fine (there's almost nothing in it).

So I'm thinking that the .dll file is corrupt. The dll was contained inside a zip file downloaded 2 days ago from the Genie website., which I downloaded inside a zip ...

When trying to create a .NET (C#) application, I ran into trouble from the first line of code.
It makes me ask whether anyone has tried this with VisualStudio 2008 and the .NET 3.5 SP1 framework.

A very simple app - I added a button to mainform.
Inside the event handler:

Network = new Smile ...

I've looked through the docs and other posts, but have found very little regarding validation.

I have captured multiple decision datasets from a few subject matter experts. In my application, the output is a single decision variable
from 0.0 (no) to 1.0 (yes).

I can load a data file, Learn the ...