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I'm trying to create a NuGet package from precompiled .NET Framework DLLs. However, the DLLs are provided for x86 and x64 but not AnyCPU.
If I understand correctly, I need an AnyCPU DLL for compile-time (lib folder) and I don't need this to be architecture specific, right?
Can I create an empty/dummy/reference lib DLL from either of the x86/x64 DLLs? Is this the best practice?
(the runtime DLLs are placed into /runtimes/win-{86/64}/lib/net40, which I think is correct?)
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