B
Beorne
I'm working on a C# compact framework project on win CE. At one point
I added some libraries projects (dll) to the solution that were
originally developed for WinXP. Then Visual Studio started to deploy,
among my exe and my custom dll a lot of system .dll (among others
system.data.sqlxml.dll, system.security.dll, system.deployment.dll and
so on). I toughth this was due to the custom libraries referring
strange things, so I removed all the external referencies to the
libraries and substituted system.dll with the compact framework
version of system.dll.
Now I have not any referencies to "non compact framework" libraries,
but VS2005 on debug continues to deploy a lot of unused dll.
How can I get rid of them? My applications goes very well even if I
delete them, so I know I don't need them. The worst problem is that
all these dll fill up the flash rom space and I have to manually
delete them evey time!
How can I control the deployed dll in VS2005?
I added some libraries projects (dll) to the solution that were
originally developed for WinXP. Then Visual Studio started to deploy,
among my exe and my custom dll a lot of system .dll (among others
system.data.sqlxml.dll, system.security.dll, system.deployment.dll and
so on). I toughth this was due to the custom libraries referring
strange things, so I removed all the external referencies to the
libraries and substituted system.dll with the compact framework
version of system.dll.
Now I have not any referencies to "non compact framework" libraries,
but VS2005 on debug continues to deploy a lot of unused dll.
How can I get rid of them? My applications goes very well even if I
delete them, so I know I don't need them. The worst problem is that
all these dll fill up the flash rom space and I have to manually
delete them evey time!
How can I control the deployed dll in VS2005?