TechnikEmpire
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7 years ago Hey @maczbal, so I made this wrapper a long time ago, and I am interested in solving any issues with it. However, as you've experienced, it's a mess to get the project off the ground. I'll see if I can make a nuget package. You're going to have to follow the Wiki, build Divert.NET, then manually add the reference again if you want to get it up and running right now. Alternatively you can try my Pinvoke class (it's under my repositories list) but this requires the "unsafe" flag because it uses raw pointers.
maczbal
Hello!
I already used WinDivert in C++ and Python and I wanted to try your Divert.Net, sadly I having issues using it. I am not really familiar with wrappers so it's possible I miss something really obvious, please help me if you can.
For example I wanted to try out your NetDump example but after opening the solution in VS2015 it can't find the already added by default Divert.Net reference (yellow triangle) and having issues with "using Divert.Net;" too, missing a using directive or an assembly reference.
I've read the wiki of Divert.Net and as the wiki says I created the necessary directory structure in the root directory of the NetDump example.
The root directory of my project:
The deps\windivert:
The deps\windivert\x64:
The deps\windivert\x86:
Should I make any other changes in VS2015 too? I am thinking about things which are not written in the wiki because they are too obvious, but not for me.
Thank you in advance!