dependencies

问题 Given a really big .NET codebase. Some parts in sources and some parts in binaries. It's all .NET code. I'd like to have a tool for discovering dependencies in that code base. By assemblies and by types. Having visualisation of dependencies in graphic form would be very nice. I'd like to have: instantiation graph, refenrece graph, call graph, type dependencies graph. For an instance take a class and get all kind of dependencies from his point of view on a diagram with ability to filter by

问题 I am writing an Azure Function that is using 2 nuget packages (A and B) from my private feed. Package A uses Dapper version 1.50.2 directly and package B uses Dapper.SimpleCrud 1.13.0 which has a dependency on Dapper version [1.42.0, 2.0.0). Within the Azure Function I have added project.json where I specify package A and B and their versions. When I look at the installed packages within the azure function I see Dapper 1.42.0 and 1.50.2 are both installed. when I attempt to call methods in

问题 I'm currently developing an OSGi based application (using Equinox) by trying to mavenize a web tutorial I've found on OSGi+Equinox. In this project, there are bundles depending on other bundles (quote-service depends on quote). The compile phase does succeed, but the package phase does not. Maven complains the following : [INFO] [bundle:bundle] [ERROR] Error building bundle de.vogella.osgi:quote-service:bundle:0.0.1 : Unresolved references to [de.vogella.osgi.quote] by class(es) on the Bundle

问题 I was writing this answer and I quoted from http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/byte/tolower#Parameters Is not representable as unsigned char and does not equal EOF, the behavior is undefined When I went to inspect the edit that had added this phrase I found that the author's comment: Can't use negative signed chars with any ctype.h function per C99 7.4/1 The author is citing from the C99 standard in C++ documentation. Is that valid? I couldn't find anything on the definition of this

问题 I was writing this answer and I quoted from http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/byte/tolower#Parameters Is not representable as unsigned char and does not equal EOF, the behavior is undefined When I went to inspect the edit that had added this phrase I found that the author's comment: Can't use negative signed chars with any ctype.h function per C99 7.4/1 The author is citing from the C99 standard in C++ documentation. Is that valid? I couldn't find anything on the definition of this

问题 I was writing this answer and I quoted from http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/byte/tolower#Parameters Is not representable as unsigned char and does not equal EOF, the behavior is undefined When I went to inspect the edit that had added this phrase I found that the author's comment: Can't use negative signed chars with any ctype.h function per C99 7.4/1 The author is citing from the C99 standard in C++ documentation. Is that valid? I couldn't find anything on the definition of this

问题 I have a static library (.lib file) on Windows platform, I want to know the dependent version of CRT library when the lib is built. I have no source code of the .lib file, any ideas? thanks in advance, George 回答1: Static libraries don't have those kinds of dependencies. When the library is built it is not linked with the run-time in any way, all it knows about are function declarations in the implementation header files, which don't provide any version information. However, assuming the

问题 I am trying to create a Nuget package for a library that depends on ghostscript and therefore references gsdll32.dll - an unmanaged library. I can't just included that a standard dll reference. Where do I put this in the nuget directory structure? 回答1: Add a build folder to the package and, if the package for example has the id MyPackage , add a MSBuild target file called MyPackage.targets to this folder. It is important that the .targets file has the same name as the .nuspec file. In the

问题 I'm trying to implement a very standard task: when an exception occurs, redirect to my /error page. In a simplified form the code looks like this: app.factory('$exceptionHandler', ['$location', function($location) { return function(exception, cause) { $location.path("/error"); }; }]); However, AngularJS complains: Circular dependency found: $location <- $exceptionHandler <- $rootScope This looks like a fundamental limitation, not to allow use of $location when handling exceptions. But how

问题 I'm trying to implement a very standard task: when an exception occurs, redirect to my /error page. In a simplified form the code looks like this: app.factory('$exceptionHandler', ['$location', function($location) { return function(exception, cause) { $location.path("/error"); }; }]); However, AngularJS complains: Circular dependency found: $location <- $exceptionHandler <- $rootScope This looks like a fundamental limitation, not to allow use of $location when handling exceptions. But how