I use SSL libraries in my application. For Windows Rev creates a couple of dlls
that I need to include with my standalone. My application is portable in that
all the files (executables and data) are in a folder. If the dlls are at the
same level as the executables then it works fine but
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I use SSL libraries in my application. For Windows Rev creates a couple of dlls
that I need to include with my standalone. My application is portable in that
all the files (executables and data) are in a folder. If the dlls are at the
same level as the executables then it
From: Bill Vlahos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a way to tell the standalone they are in a subfolder?
Possibly in Rev - but I've not tried it. However... It's normal practice
to place them in the standalone (executable) directory. Placing them in the
path can cause dll hell in that another
Scott,
That's very clever to put them in a custom property and unpack when needed. I'm
not installing into c:\Program Files so that should not be a problem.
How do you free the dll? Other than the dlls would still be there, is there a
problem if a user uses the Task Manager to kill the
From: Bill Vlahos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's very clever to put them in a custom property and unpack when
needed. I'm not installing into c:\Program Files so that should not be a
problem.
It's an old trick with other IDE's. :-)
How do you free the dll? Other than the dlls would still be
