Native executable to managed Dll
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Hi, A long long time ago in a compiler far far beyond now, VS2005 without sp1 ;) ... -_-, i've developed a project using native C++ and a lame shell interface, now i thought it could be fun converting the project to a C++/CLI DLL with a managed wrapper class for the main functionality normally controlled by the old shell input and an interface developed in C#, this all works great, however as soon as i switch my executable to dll build, i get a fatal error in the interface telling me he cant load the assembly updater3 wich is my managed dll. I probably thought this would be because the lack of a AssemblyInfo file, however creating a new dll, ripping the assemblyinfo and editing it doesnt help a bit. Is there someone who can tell me wich rules apply when converting a native application to a managed dll Thanks already!
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Hi, A long long time ago in a compiler far far beyond now, VS2005 without sp1 ;) ... -_-, i've developed a project using native C++ and a lame shell interface, now i thought it could be fun converting the project to a C++/CLI DLL with a managed wrapper class for the main functionality normally controlled by the old shell input and an interface developed in C#, this all works great, however as soon as i switch my executable to dll build, i get a fatal error in the interface telling me he cant load the assembly updater3 wich is my managed dll. I probably thought this would be because the lack of a AssemblyInfo file, however creating a new dll, ripping the assemblyinfo and editing it doesnt help a bit. Is there someone who can tell me wich rules apply when converting a native application to a managed dll Thanks already!
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