Re: [Mingw-users] dll loading, folder

[Patrik J. <je...@ka...>]

I do have the correct .Net runtime as far as I know. But I do believe it 
has to do with the vc++ created dll's.  Why they interfer with the mingw 
created dll's(or app) is a mystery to me...  Is it possible that the 
win32 app created with mingw uses the manifest file in some way or another?
thanks



Bill Durksen wrote:

>Quoting Patrik Jeller je...@ka...:
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>>There are several ways to know which dll's are loaded. For example the 
>>debugger shows me what dll's are loaded. But the reason why I noticed 
>>is, because one of the "not required" dll's produces a runtime error 
>>because of a missing manifest file (its an vc++ generated dll).
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>It sounds like you got involved with a .NET assembly.  I.e. a set of DLLs
>that has one main DLL with a manifest table in it (a type of metadata
>directory showing, again, dependencies and more).  
>Solutions?
>  a) Get the correct version of .NET runtime: 1.1 or 2.0
>  b) Get rid of the .NET DLLs
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>Thanks,
>Bill
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