Creating Winodws Project with clr/cli c++ dll dependency

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my project is built in .net c# with vs2010 that includes a c++ dll built using clr/cli interface. My c++ dll uses other openssl dll ( including .obj files) as dependency. how do i create windows setup with this project structure. simple adding all the files with right click in folder
like this :

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19529604/include-file-dependencies-in-setup-project[^]

does not work, i get error that setup falied to start after installing.

Posted 11-Aug-15 22:12pm

RajneeshSaysHello

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sreeyush sudhakaran 12-Aug-15 4:43am

what was your error?

RajneeshSaysHello 12-Aug-15 5:40am

just 'unable to start program' windows is looking for reason online , additional info about error info is in following file etc etc

Philippe Mori 12-Aug-15 12:54pm

You have to get the actual error from the installation log... If the error occurs during the installation. If the error occurs while starting the installed program, you have to find which file is missing (or at wrong location, etc). You give so little information that it is difficult to help you.

Since you are using C++, you will need the C++ rumtime to run your application (on another computer).

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Huzifa Terkawi · Answer 1 · 2015-08-15T22:29:00

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try to link to static version of c runtime and see if that solve the problem

Posted 15-Aug-15 22:29pm

Huzifa Terkawi