I'm sure this is a stupid question...
I've just been told that the exe that I created with cobra and have given to others at my work to use won't run for them. It seems that it requires something other than the exe (and .NET, which they do have) for run-time use.
I assume there must be a dll that I should get people to put somewhere? Which file do I need to put where?
Is this explained somewhere obvious that I missed, or is it just the standard way of doing things?
- Caligari
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Re: Distribution of run-time app
They need Cobra.Lang.dll which you can just put in the same directory, or install in their GAC or embed in your program with:
cobra -embed-run-time MyProg.cobra
Or -ert for short:
cobra -ert MyProg.cobra
Probably embedding is the easiest for you and your users.
Cobra mostly relies on .NET for things like strings, collections, etc. but it still has a few run-time support things that it needs.
cobra -embed-run-time MyProg.cobra
Or -ert for short:
cobra -ert MyProg.cobra
Probably embedding is the easiest for you and your users.
Cobra mostly relies on .NET for things like strings, collections, etc. but it still has a few run-time support things that it needs.
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