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Hi,
what do you mean when you say "I use the .cs file
you release to create a dll project" ?
C# bindings are provided with a visual studio
2010 solution, I think it's better to use it if you can. If you can't (because
you have vs2005 or vs2008), please re-create a solution with all C# bindings
codes.
Be sure you have the dll in your Debug directory
:
libcurl-4.dll
libgcrypt-11.dll
libgnutls-26.dll
libgpg-error-0.dll
libportablexdr-0.dll
libtasn1-3.dll
libvirt-0.dll
libxml2-2.dll
Also, be carefull about one thing : these dll
must be in the directory of the executable. I mean if you create a project
"testBinding" which produce "testBindings.exe", then these dlls must be in the
same directory of "testBindings.exe".
You can also use "depends.exe" (http://www.dependencywalker.com/)
which is a tool used to check dll dependency. You open your libvirt-0.dll with
it and see if there is no missing dll (maybe a dll miss you, and I don't see it
because my system ever own it, I don't know).
Arnaud
Hello Arnaud
I've compiled libvirt using photron scripts and got the libvirt-0.dll
I use the .cs file you released to create a dll project, and get
CSharpDll.dll
Then I create a new project to invoke CSharpDll.dll, I got a
System.DllNotFoundException while "Libvirt.Connect.Open" is trying to
work.
The exception shows libvirt-0.dll cannot be found.
I tried to put libvirt-0.dll everywhere. In the same dir with .sln, with
.cs file, in Debug dir, even in Windows/System32 dir. But I got no luck. It's
still stuck.
So I need your help to get me out of the mess. Would you please tell me
where I may go wrong?
Many Thanks
2010-10-29
Lancer
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