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19-Nov-2008, 22:58
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DLL packaging or bundling optionsHi,
I have a DLL which will be used by some applications. User will install the DLL . With the DLL i have some other folders where many dependent files will be stored , like thirdparty etc. How can i package the DLL with other folders?. Install shield is one option?. Is there any default option for bundling DLL??... Please suggest. Thanks |
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20-Nov-2008, 02:19
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Re: DLL packaging or bundling optionsQuote:
Yes, you can use installers such as Install Shield or Nullsoft Installer to copy your binary files in whatever folder structure you wish, in any folder the user performing the install has write rights. Best regards, Lucian __________________
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