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Posted on 2020-11-10 17:46:35 | | | |
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There are three types of DLLs in the project, too many, and messy. How to put them under three subdirectories
Like what:
Dev is placed in the directory Devexpress
Place your reference library project in the directory Lib
Third-party DLLs are placed in the directory Oth

When we are developing on a large project, we will find that there will be a lot of dlls referenced by the project, and I want to put different dlls in different folders according to different functions.

Example:

We net2 is a console project, it will reference the ClassLibrary4 class library, the compiled application and dll will be in the same directory, I want to put ClassLibrary4.dll under the test folder under the program directory, we put it directly in, it will throw an exception:

Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Failed to load a file or assembly "ClassLibrary4, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the specified file.
   In net2. Program.Main(String[] args)

Solution

Edit the net2.exe.config file and add the probing settings as follows:

If there are two different dlls that need to be put in two different folders, insideUse semicolons to indicate different foldersFor example:


ClassLibrary4 Code:

net2 code:


Try running the program as shown below:


Remark:You can write a bat script and put the library dll into a subdirectory through the time after the assembly is generated。

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 Landlord| Posted on 2020-11-10 18:18:44 |
If the C++ dll is placed in the program subdirectory, it can be set by adding environment variables

For example:

Put the dll under the test directory



Posted on 2021-7-16 22:42:52 |
Learned。。。。。。
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