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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / March 2007coredll.dll
Where can I find coredll.dll? I have looked in Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\ce\Dll\x86 where it is supposed to be but it is not. Just did a complete search on my computer, and no coredll.dll file was found... > Where can I find coredll.dll? I have looked in > > Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\ce\Dll\x86 > > where it is supposed to be but it is not. I should describe what I'm trying to do: I have a mixed .NET app / CLI/C++ app which I want to deploy on a computer which doesn't know anything about Visual Studio. It is a clean Win XP Pro computer with .NET fw 2.0 installed. The following files were needed by my CLI/C++ project: msjava.dll msvcm80.dll msvcr80.dll - which also depends on coredll.dll (which I cannot find anywhere on any computer I have) msvcp80.dll > Just did a complete search on my computer, and no coredll.dll file was found... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > where it is supposed to be but it is not. >I should describe what I'm trying to do: > > I have a mixed .NET app / CLI/C++ app which I want to deploy on a computer > which doesn't know anything about Visual Studio. It is a clean Win XP Pro > computer with .NET fw 2.0 installed. The following files were needed by my > CLI/C++ project: That description makes all the difference. coredll.dll is the compact framework equivalent to mscoree, and only used on Windows Mobile devices. > msjava.dll > msvcm80.dll > msvcr80.dll - which also depends on coredll.dll (which I cannot find > anywhere on any computer I have) You are deploying the CF version of msvcr80.dll designed for PDAs. Repackage your installer using the correct msvcr80.dll. > msvcp80.dll Thanks Ben, That did it.. for a while.. now msjava.dll is missing. I have copied msjava.dll (version 5.0.3810.0) from WINDOWS\system32 but that doesn't seem to work. Regards, Joachim > That description makes all the difference. coredll.dll is the compact > framework equivalent to mscoree, and only used on Windows Mobile devices. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > msvcp80.dll I put msjava.dll in system32 folder, where it should be and then that problem was solved. However, now I get the following error when running my dll in dependencywalker: "Warning: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing export function in a delay-load dependent module." There is no yellow conflict (missing dll) symbol, just hour glasses in front of a lot of dlls. What does that mean? Regards, Joachim > Thanks Ben, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > > msvcp80.dll A dll named MPR.DLL is marked as a "Delay-load module warning" (http://www.dependencywalker.com/help/html/hidr_module_tree_view.htm). When opening MPR.DLL in dependency walker I get a "Module warning" sign next to MPR.DLL, but when I open it on the Win XP Pro SP2 PC where my application works I get even more errors, e.g. DWMAPI.DLL is missing (that file is not even required according to dependency walker on the machine where my program doesn't work, which also is a Win XP Pro SP2 PC). > I put msjava.dll in system32 folder, where it should be and then that problem > was solved. However, now I get the following error when running my dll in [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > > > > > > msvcp80.dll >I put msjava.dll in system32 folder, where it should be and then that >problem [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > "Warning: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing > export function in a delay-load dependent module." That's not really a problem. If you think you still have a dependency problem, then use dependency walker's profile option to find out what dlls are acutally requested. Have used dependency walker and it complains about a delayed loaded dll MPR.DLL, which does exist in the system32 folder. When I try mpr.dll in dependency walker it seems like it wants to load itself (it has a delayed load to itself in dependency walker). Joachim > >I put msjava.dll in system32 folder, where it should be and then that > >problem [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > problem, then use dependency walker's profile option to find out what dlls > are acutally requested. > Have used dependency walker and it complains about a delayed loaded dll > MPR.DLL, which does exist in the system32 folder. When I try mpr.dll in > dependency walker it seems like it wants to load itself (it has a delayed > load to itself in dependency walker). That's normal, just ignore it. If you use the profile option, you'll find that the missing delay-load symbol is never used.
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