C# Programming
11-16-2009, 11:51 AM
Hey! I have a problem with a project I'm working on. It references a .NET wrapper of a native dll (libtcod (http://doryen.eptalys.net/)[^ (http://doryen.eptalys.net/)] if it matters) The problem is, I work on it in several places, and commit it to a googlecode SVN between sessions. Everything worked like a charm on the first computer I worked on it on, but that has since died. On the new comp I can't seem to run the project because it throws a DLLNotFoundException.
Now, I did have to fix this for another computer I used, so I can work around it but it seems like there should be a 'right' way to do it that keeps referenced DLLs and resources working. The fix is pretty complicated, too.
Long post made short: Is there a standard, working, way of having Referenced Assemblies/native assemblies in your projects that doesn't break when the project is moved over SVN?
Now, I did have to fix this for another computer I used, so I can work around it but it seems like there should be a 'right' way to do it that keeps referenced DLLs and resources working. The fix is pretty complicated, too.
Long post made short: Is there a standard, working, way of having Referenced Assemblies/native assemblies in your projects that doesn't break when the project is moved over SVN?