Creating C++ .dll File for Use with C# - Error: "regsvr32.exe Cannot be Found

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The discussion centers on creating a .dll file using C++ 2008 Express Edition for integration with C#. The user encountered an error stating "regsvr32.exe cannot be found," indicating a potential issue with the system path configuration. Another participant suggested that the classpath may not include the directory where regsvr32.exe is located, typically found in the Windows/system32 directory. Proper configuration of the classpath is essential for resolving this error.

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Hello all,

I am using C++ 2008 Express edition to create a .dll file for use in C# and I am receiving the following error from my compilier.

"regsvr32.exe cannot be found"

I have all of the properities set correctly for the .dll creation and the .def file is specified correctly.

Does anyone know what is creating this?

Thanks
Matt
 
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CFDFEAGURU said:
Hello all,

I am using C++ 2008 Express edition to create a .dll file for use in C# and I am receiving the following error from my compilier.

"regsvr32.exe cannot be found"

I have all of the properities set correctly for the .dll creation and the .def file is specified correctly.

Does anyone know what is creating this?

Thanks
Matt

It sounds like your classpath may not be including the directory where that file is located. I found it in my Windows/system32 directory.
 
I will try that this week.

Thanks
Matt
 

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