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Can I make VS put DLLs in a sub folder?
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| ssg31415926 2006-05-11, 8:03 am |
| I've written an Add-In DLL for my project. It makes use of several
other DLLs. Is there any way to force Visual Studio to put my DLL into
'bin' and the other DLLs into a subfolder e.b. 'bin\lib'?
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| Brendan Green 2006-05-11, 7:04 pm |
| Would a post-build event work for you?
"ssg31415926" <newsjunkmail@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1147344619.548601.174580@y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> I've written an Add-In DLL for my project. It makes use of several
> other DLLs. Is there any way to force Visual Studio to put my DLL into
> 'bin' and the other DLLs into a subfolder e.b. 'bin\lib'?
>
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| Phil Cairns 2006-05-12, 4:03 am |
| ssg31415926 wrote:
> I've written an Add-In DLL for my project. It makes use of several
> other DLLs. Is there any way to force Visual Studio to put my DLL into
> 'bin' and the other DLLs into a subfolder e.b. 'bin\lib'?
Get the properties for the project, and go to Configuration
Properties.Linker.General. The Output File that probably reads something
like "$(OutDir)/$(ProjectName).dll" can be changed to
"bin/lib/$(ProjectName).dll".
Phil.
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