Hi,
> That's unlikely to work, as gtk-sharp is now in the
> GAC and the assembly
> name you're providing lacks version information and
> other things.
Why do I need that? I want to load the library that
the user has placed into his lib directory. I don't
care for the version and other things as there can be
only one such library.
>
> > However, I don't understand why gtk-sharp doesn't
> > simply reference a bridge dll which might select
> the
> > appropriate native dll (windows or linux).
>
> Because writing hundreds (yes, hundreds) of
> functions
Depends on how you do it. I think it should be
possible to check the platform, load the real dll once
and then this dll takes over.
> Instead, mono supports .config files for .dll
> assemblies (.NET doesn't).
As I understand it, a linux user must place a dll/map
pair into his library directory, while the windows
user can simply copy the gtk-sharp dll's, right?
Regards,
Jost Boekemeier
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