Visual studio 2005 C++ clr class libarary

D

Don

HI

I made a C++ Visual Studio 2005 clr DLL. This dll has mixed code in it. I
tried to run this dll on a machine where I did not have Visual Studio 2005
installed. For some reason the dll can't be loaded.
What component do I need so that this dll works
 
M

Markus Ewald

Don said:
HI

I made a C++ Visual Studio 2005 clr DLL. This dll has mixed code in it. I
tried to run this dll on a machine where I did not have Visual Studio 2005
installed. For some reason the dll can't be loaded.
What component do I need so that this dll works

If you've got Visual Studio 2005 plain:
- The .NET Framework 2.0

If you've got Visual Studio 2005 with VS2k5 SP1
- The .NET Framework 2.0
- The Visual C++ 2005 Runtime SP1
or, all-in-one
- The .NET Framework 2.0 SP1

-Markus-
 
D

Don

Hi Markus,

I tried downloading and installing that and it did not work. I ended up
installing Visual Studio 2008 express and the dll started loading but for
some reason I can't call all the functions in it. I am at a customer site
and I don't have my Visual studio 2005 install CD's so I tried the Visual
Studio 2008 express. Should I expect problems with my dll?
 
C

Chris Tacke, eMVP

I think you're off topic here. This is a CF group. Managed C++ isn't
supported in the CF, and you can't do CF development with the Express
editions. You might try another group.


--

Chris Tacke, Embedded MVP
OpenNETCF Consulting
Giving back to the embedded community
http://community.OpenNETCF.com
 
D

Don

Sorry Chris,

I did not know this is the wrong group. Can you tell me which group I
should ask?
 
C

Chris Tacke, eMVP

I'm not sure - maybe a full framework group? Maybe a Studio group? It's
just not related to the Compact Framework in any way, so it's less likely
you'll get a good answer here.


--

Chris Tacke, Embedded MVP
OpenNETCF Consulting
Giving back to the embedded community
http://community.OpenNETCF.com
 

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