I wrote an application that uses the HDF5DotNet wrapper and I am having
trouble running it on other machines after publishing. I think it has
something to do with the other four dlls (szip, zlib, hdf5dll, hdf5_hldll)
not being found. Is there a way to include them so the user can simply
install the app without adding them separately?
they are installed in C:\Program Files\HDF Group\HDF5\<VERSION>\bin.
You can add that to the PATH environment variable or copy them to another
directory
in PATH.
I wrote an application that uses the HDF5DotNet wrapper and I am having
trouble running it on other machines after publishing. I think it has
something to do with the other four dlls (szip, zlib, hdf5dll, hdf5_hldll)
not being found. Is there a way to include them so the user can simply
install the app without adding them separately?
Thanks for your reply Gerd. I do know about adding the unmanaged DLL's to my
PATH, but I was trying to see if it is possible to get my app to run on a
clients machine without that extra step. I would like them to just run the
installer and be able to run the app.
Gerd Heber wrote
···
The unmanaged DLLs (szip, zlib, hdf5dll, hdf5_hldll) need to be in a
directory in
your PATH environment. If you are using the standard binaries from
they are installed in C:\Program Files\HDF Group\HDF5\
<VERSION>
\bin.
You can add that to the PATH environment variable or copy them to another
directory
in PATH.
] On Behalf Of mjt1987
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2012 5:50 PM
To:
hdf-forum@
Subject: [Hdf-forum] HDF5DotNet Visual Studio 2010 dll issue
I wrote an application that uses the HDF5DotNet wrapper and I am having
trouble running it on other machines after publishing. I think it has
something to do with the other four dlls (szip, zlib, hdf5dll, hdf5_hldll)
not being found. Is there a way to include them so the user can simply
install the app without adding them separately?
I was able to accomplish this by adding the dlls as existing items and
setting build action to Content and Copy to Output as Copy Always.
mjt1987 wrote
···
Thanks for your reply Gerd. I do know about adding the unmanaged DLL's to
my PATH, but I was trying to see if it is possible to get my app to run on
a clients machine without that extra step. I would like them to just run
the installer and be able to run the app.
Gerd Heber wrote
The unmanaged DLLs (szip, zlib, hdf5dll, hdf5_hldll) need to be in a
directory in
your PATH environment. If you are using the standard binaries from
they are installed in C:\Program Files\HDF Group\HDF5\
<VERSION>
\bin.
You can add that to the PATH environment variable or copy them to another
directory
in PATH.
] On Behalf Of mjt1987
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2012 5:50 PM
To:
hdf-forum@
Subject: [Hdf-forum] HDF5DotNet Visual Studio 2010 dll issue
I wrote an application that uses the HDF5DotNet wrapper and I am having
trouble running it on other machines after publishing. I think it has
something to do with the other four dlls (szip, zlib, hdf5dll,
hdf5_hldll)
not being found. Is there a way to include them so the user can simply
install the app without adding them separately?
