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问题 I am developing an extension to VS2013. Since it will be installed through MSI, I am changing the base directory to installation folder using ProvideBindingPath attribute to package class. But the 3rd party dll reference which will be loaded in runtime is not picking dll from the probed path. Its always looking into Visual studio devenv.exe folder. Is there any way to force the dll to look into my installation folder. using MD=Microsoft.VisualStudio.Modeling.Shell; MD.ProvideBindingPath

问题 I have developed a MVC application that has dependency on Connectwise SDK that uses Newtonsoft.Json.dll v6.0.0.0 and Dropbox SDK that uses Newtonsoft.Json.dll v7.0.0.0. I need to ensure that my project uses the appropriate dll when needed. After researching, I tried the following: - Placed the 2 dlls under sub-folders /dlls/6.0.0.0/ and /dlls/7.0.0.0 resp. - Referenced version 6.0.0.0 dll in project References - Added to web.config <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">

问题 I have developed a MVC application that has dependency on Connectwise SDK that uses Newtonsoft.Json.dll v6.0.0.0 and Dropbox SDK that uses Newtonsoft.Json.dll v7.0.0.0. I need to ensure that my project uses the appropriate dll when needed. After researching, I tried the following: - Placed the 2 dlls under sub-folders /dlls/6.0.0.0/ and /dlls/7.0.0.0 resp. - Referenced version 6.0.0.0 dll in project References - Added to web.config <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">

问题 I have a C++ dll file that uses a lot of other c++ librarys (IPP, Opencv +++) that I need to load into matlab. How can I do this? I have tried loadlibrary and mex. The load library does not work. The mex finds the linux things (platform independent library) and tries to include them. And that does not work. Does anyone have any good ideas? 回答1: loadlibrary should work. I use it all the time to call functions from dlls written in C++ with C wrappers. What errors are you getting when you try to

问题 Firebird and Boost communities only provide the xxx.lib for their pre-built xxx.dll binaries, and I am using MinGW-w64 v7.0.0 with GCC v8.1.0 , and this last one expects a libxxx.a file containing all the xxx.dll function symbols to link with. For Boost , I can build it from the source code for MinGW-w64 (though I still prefer using the pre-built ones, because the build process for big toolkits like this one takes forever). As for Firebird , it is not buildable using MinGW-w64 at all, except

问题 I'm working on project which includes DLL written in C++ and a C# code. Lets say that that DLL has a function: MyStruct* GetPointer(); // returns pointer to MyStruct structure MyStruct structure looks like this: struct MyStruct { OtherStruct1 *data1; OtherStruct2 *data2; }; And OtherStruct1 and OtherStruct2 structures look like this: struct OtherStruct1 { public: double x; char y; }; struct OtherStruct2 { public: float a; float b; float c; float d; }; My question is - what's the best way to

问题 I'm working on project which includes DLL written in C++ and a C# code. Lets say that that DLL has a function: MyStruct* GetPointer(); // returns pointer to MyStruct structure MyStruct structure looks like this: struct MyStruct { OtherStruct1 *data1; OtherStruct2 *data2; }; And OtherStruct1 and OtherStruct2 structures look like this: struct OtherStruct1 { public: double x; char y; }; struct OtherStruct2 { public: float a; float b; float c; float d; }; My question is - what's the best way to

问题 I got that error when trying to run my opencv application. I´m using Windows7,CodeBlocks 12.11, opencv2.4.4 and MinGW compiler (the one that comes in CodeBlocks). It compiles and creates the executable but when i try to run it crashes with the procedure entry point error. I have added C:\programs\CodeBlocks\Mingw\bin to "PATH" variable and i know there is libstdc++-6.dll. I don´t know what´s hapenning. This is the simple code: include <iostream> include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp> using

问题 I got that error when trying to run my opencv application. I´m using Windows7,CodeBlocks 12.11, opencv2.4.4 and MinGW compiler (the one that comes in CodeBlocks). It compiles and creates the executable but when i try to run it crashes with the procedure entry point error. I have added C:\programs\CodeBlocks\Mingw\bin to "PATH" variable and i know there is libstdc++-6.dll. I don´t know what´s hapenning. This is the simple code: include <iostream> include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp> using

问题 I am trying to build a package with compiled C code in R using 'RStudio' and 'devtools' in a Windows environment. Only one of the function uses the C code in src folder. The source package works fine. I can use all the functions. I am able to compile the C code using devtools::document() and the corresponding .dll and .o file also appears in the src folder. Then I can load the code using dev_tools::load_all or Ctrl+Shift+L and run all the functions. However when I am building and reloading