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Cannot add reference to a C# DLL from a C++/CLI project
Avoid loading .Net Dlls in a C++/CLI project?A reference to the dll could not be addedHelp with loading a .Net DLL from c++/CliAny CPU dependent on C++/CLI dependent on native C dll (any cpu for c++/cli)C++/CLI why invisible from managedCannot add a reference to PCL from C++/Cli projectNeatly packaging a C++/CLI DLL dependent on lots of native DLLscannot add C++/CLI dll to windows phoneHow to add shared C# NuGet dependencies to a C++/Cli project?Is there a way to change the DLL reference version in C++/CLI net framework 4.6.2 project?
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I've modified a simple c# library in VS2015 for RS232 control to work with my hardware device. I can compile it into a DLL and then load that DLL from a c# test program and successfully send RS232 data.
Unfortunately I cannot get my c++/cli application, also in VS2015 with /clr and targeting platform version 8.1, to recognize the DLL. If I try to add a reference I get:
"One or more errors occurred.
Could not add a reference to "C:users...file.dll" as it is not of a type or version current project can use." (That typo is in the VS error message)
My application is 64 bit, but changing the dll to 32/64 bit does not seem to make a difference. Not sure if it matters, but the ".NET target framework version field" in my project properties is grayed out and has not version listed, but I think that is normal for VS2015.
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I've modified a simple c# library in VS2015 for RS232 control to work with my hardware device. I can compile it into a DLL and then load that DLL from a c# test program and successfully send RS232 data.
Unfortunately I cannot get my c++/cli application, also in VS2015 with /clr and targeting platform version 8.1, to recognize the DLL. If I try to add a reference I get:
"One or more errors occurred.
Could not add a reference to "C:users...file.dll" as it is not of a type or version current project can use." (That typo is in the VS error message)
My application is 64 bit, but changing the dll to 32/64 bit does not seem to make a difference. Not sure if it matters, but the ".NET target framework version field" in my project properties is grayed out and has not version listed, but I think that is normal for VS2015.
.net c++-cli
asked Mar 28 at 3:09
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I've modified a simple c# library in VS2015 for RS232 control to work with my hardware device. I can compile it into a DLL and then load that DLL from a c# test program and successfully send RS232 data.
Unfortunately I cannot get my c++/cli application, also in VS2015 with /clr and targeting platform version 8.1, to recognize the DLL. If I try to add a reference I get:
"One or more errors occurred.
Could not add a reference to "C:users...file.dll" as it is not of a type or version current project can use." (That typo is in the VS error message)
My application is 64 bit, but changing the dll to 32/64 bit does not seem to make a difference. Not sure if it matters, but the ".NET target framework version field" in my project properties is grayed out and has not version listed, but I think that is normal for VS2015.
.net c++-cli
asked Mar 28 at 3:09
user1850479user1850479
511 silver badge7 bronze badges
I've modified a simple c# library in VS2015 for RS232 control to work with my hardware device. I can compile it into a DLL and then load that DLL from a c# test program and successfully send RS232 data.
Unfortunately I cannot get my c++/cli application, also in VS2015 with /clr and targeting platform version 8.1, to recognize the DLL. If I try to add a reference I get:
"One or more errors occurred.
Could not add a reference to "C:users...file.dll" as it is not of a type or version current project can use." (That typo is in the VS error message)
My application is 64 bit, but changing the dll to 32/64 bit does not seem to make a difference. Not sure if it matters, but the ".NET target framework version field" in my project properties is grayed out and has not version listed, but I think that is normal for VS2015.
.net c++-cli
.net c++-cli
asked Mar 28 at 3:09
user1850479user1850479
511 silver badge7 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 3:09
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511 silver badge7 bronze badges
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511 silver badge7 bronze badges
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