No, an x86 project in .net cannot directly reference a project that is targeted for the x64 platform. The two platforms have different architectures and are not compatible. However, it is possible to create a separate project or assembly that contains the shared logic, and then reference that project or assembly from both the x86 and x64 projects. Alternatively, the x86 project could be updated to target the x64 platform.
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