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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / October 2004Native Code Generation
Is it possible to use "Native Code Generation" during installation of VS 2003 programs so as to avoid run-time JITing, and if yes, how?  SignatureIoannis Vranos > Is it possible to use "Native Code Generation" during installation of > VS 2003 programs so as to avoid run-time JITing, and if yes, how? Arrange for your installer to invoke ngen.exe on the assemblies that you're installing. -cd And of course if Ioannis is interested in applications that do not use the .Net framework, VS 2003 can be used as a great tool to write native C++ applications. Ronald >> Is it possible to use "Native Code Generation" during installation of >> VS 2003 programs so as to avoid run-time JITing, and if yes, how? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -cd > Arrange for your installer to invoke ngen.exe on the assemblies that you're > installing. Is there any option within a "Setup Project", or must I use batch files and other similar embarrassments? :-) SignatureIoannis Vranos >> Arrange for your installer to invoke ngen.exe on the assemblies that >> you're installing. > Is there any option within a "Setup Project", or must I use batch > files and other similar embarrassments? :-) That I don't know, as I don't use VS's Setup Projects. Someone else here might know, or you might have better luck on a newsgroup like: microsoft.public.windows.msi. -cd There is no built in way to do this with setup projects. You can write a custom action and invoke that as part of an MSI install, but I am quite certain there is no great way this is exposed in the setup projects. If you want to do anything more than very vanilla setup, you should probably look at a commercial installer product. Ronald >> Arrange for your installer to invoke ngen.exe on the assemblies that >> you're installing. > > Is there any option within a "Setup Project", or must I use batch files > and other similar embarrassments? :-) Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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