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William Reyes
I have a question regarding the use of ngen.exe and dedployment.
I want to make sure I understand this correctly.
If I create an app that has an .exe as well as a couple of .dll's.
I can create a setup package, create a batch file (specifying the ngen
commands) run the install, call the batch file from within the setup program
and run ngen.exe on the .exe and .dll files.
This will create a native image in the machines GAC.
I guess my question is:
1. Is that the correct scenario?
2. Does the .net framework install ngen with the dotnetfx?
3. How can I know the location of the ngen.exe file? (ie if the users system
drive is D:\ instead of C:\)
Thanks.
William
I want to make sure I understand this correctly.
If I create an app that has an .exe as well as a couple of .dll's.
I can create a setup package, create a batch file (specifying the ngen
commands) run the install, call the batch file from within the setup program
and run ngen.exe on the .exe and .dll files.
This will create a native image in the machines GAC.
I guess my question is:
1. Is that the correct scenario?
2. Does the .net framework install ngen with the dotnetfx?
3. How can I know the location of the ngen.exe file? (ie if the users system
drive is D:\ instead of C:\)
Thanks.
William