Assmbly DLL problem discussion

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I have developed my windows application using some third party tools so if i move my source code to another system where third party tools does not installed there can i use my that source i.e. is my source run properly over there?

Posted 28-Apr-12 10:09am

Hitul Mistry

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Nathan Stiles · Answer 1 · 2012-04-28T10:20:00

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If you're distributing source to developers then you should document your source code dependencies and versions, etc. and maybe even distribute the dlls if your license allows this.
If you're distributing your program then it's generally assumed by lay users that it will run and they will not have to Google for error messages regarding missing dll files you should be able to install/include any dependencies during installation.

Posted 28-Apr-12 10:20am

Nathan Stiles

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Hitul Mistry 28-Apr-12 16:22pm

I have to see my work to developer but i dont wanna to give that developer my dll so.I know that at time of installation i will not got any problems.But what about now.That is problem.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jul-12 15:33pm

Good answer, my 5.
The idea of OP "don't wanna to give that developer my DLL" is just silly.
If the application is not heavily reverse-engineering protected, and does have any value, a real developer can modify it to become usable as a library in no time, and not good developers or a lay users don't count...
--SA