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MsBuild does not look in the good directory for custom task's second-level dependencies

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问题 I wrote a MsBuild Task : MyTask. In my solution, I have the Task project and others projects. MyTask references a project (say ProjA) which references third assemblies, say (dep1 and dep2). The projects all builds well and I have the outputs in one directory (Compil). In this directory i have all the dll's I want : MyTask.dll, ProjA.dll, dep1.dll, dep2.dll and others. In my MsBuild file i include the custom task assembly with : <UsingTask AssemblyFile="..\Compil\MyTask.dll" TaskName=

Probing the assembly from parent directory of the exe

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问题 i have a folder structure as IntegrationClient\SampleClient\Client.Exe. I have created a folder DrawingClient with lot of thirdparty assemblies. For client.exe to find the assembly at runtime , i have used probing path as below and it works. <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="bin;DrawingClient;"/> </assemblyBinding> But if i need the client.exe to find the DrawingClient folder from parent directory ie under IntegrationClient\DrawingClient, can i

Probing assembly in .net

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问题 I know that how CLR probing assembly but I want to know:Is CLR probing assembly in GAC folder? 回答1: The CLR will check the GAC prior to using the probing hints. The full details of the order in which assemblies are found are located on MSDN. Basically, once the CLR knows which assembly (including version) needs to be found, it sees if it's loaded already, then checks the GAC, then probes using the probing hints. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14860243/probing-assembly-in-net

What is the cost of deleting a value from a hashtable?

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问题 Now I have this question where I was asked the cost of deleting a value from a hash table when we used linear probing while the insertion process. What I could figure out from reading various stuff on the internet is that it has to do something with the load factor. Though I am not sure, but I read a relation between the load factor and no of probes required and it is No of probes = 1 / (1-LF). So I believe the cost has to be dependent on the probe sequence. But then another thought ruins

Is it possible to set assembly probing path w/o app.config?

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问题 I need to place DLLs for my application inside subfolder. It is possible to set this subfolder via app.config: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="Libs"/> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> But for some reasons I don't want to use .config file in this case. Is it possible to set probing path directly from application code? I am sure that DLLs always be within this folder. Any ideas? 回答1: The probing path is defined by the AppDomainSetup for

Is it possible to set assembly probing path w/o app.config?

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I need to place DLLs for my application inside subfolder. It is possible to set this subfolder via app.config: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="Libs"/> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> But for some reasons I don't want to use .config file in this case. Is it possible to set probing path directly from application code? I am sure that DLLs always be within this folder. Any ideas? The probing path is defined by the AppDomainSetup for the primary app domain. In the default CLR host, that AD gets automatically created before your code starts

MsBuild does not look in the good directory for custom task's second-level dependencies

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I wrote a MsBuild Task : MyTask. In my solution, I have the Task project and others projects. MyTask references a project (say ProjA) which references third assemblies, say (dep1 and dep2). The projects all builds well and I have the outputs in one directory (Compil). In this directory i have all the dll's I want : MyTask.dll, ProjA.dll, dep1.dll, dep2.dll and others. In my MsBuild file i include the custom task assembly with : <UsingTask AssemblyFile="..\Compil\MyTask.dll" TaskName="CreateSitesCss" /> Then I call a task of the MyTask assembly. The call is well executed but MsBuild complains

C# Set probing privatePath without app.config?

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I have a C# application, and to organize its files I have some DLL's in a folder called "Data". I want the EXE to check this folder for the DLL's just like how it checks its current directory. If I created a App.Config with this information: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="Data" /> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> </configuration> It works without a problem. I do not want to have an App.Config. Is there a way to set the probing path without using an app.config? You can do it for new

C# Set probing privatePath without app.config?

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问题 I have a C# application, and to organize its files I have some DLL's in a folder called "Data". I want the EXE to check this folder for the DLL's just like how it checks its current directory. If I created a App.Config with this information: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <configuration> <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="Data" /> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> </configuration> It works without a problem. I do not want to have an