The current implementation of GDAL Rasters and OGR Vectors is limited to x86 platform.
This could be avoided when using the [GDAL NuGet packages](http://www.nuget.org/packages?q=gdal).
Advantages of the aproach:
* Compilation targeting AnyCPU platfrom
* Don't need to store native binaries in source repository
* ...
Please evaluate the attached patch.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Oscarafone77 **
This could be avoided when using the [GDAL NuGet packages](http://www.nuget.org/packages?q=gdal).
Advantages of the aproach:
* Compilation targeting AnyCPU platfrom
* Don't need to store native binaries in source repository
* ...
Please evaluate the attached patch.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: Oscarafone77 **
Felix, just to know, it seems that Nuget Gdal package does not allow to create a new raster file in ESRI/Ascii form.
When I try to create a new raster, if I use say GTiff driver code everything works fine, while if I use AAIGrid driver code it break in GdalRasterProvider.cs when calling
Dataset dataset = d.Create(name, xSize, ySize, numBands, dt, options);
saying
GDALDriver::Create() ... no create method implemented for this format.
I read in old posts on the web that create method for ascii grid is really not implemented. Is it so?
Thanks
Oscar