Open bbalaban opened 1 year ago
Have you tried using this tool: https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies? It can analyze the existence of dependent DLLs.
Also, which compiler are you using? Visual Studio (VS) or Clang?
I'm using vc++ (Visual Studio 2019 community edition)
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Have you tried using this tool: https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies? It can analyze the existence of dependent DLLs.
Also, which compiler are you using? Visual Studio (VS) or Clang?
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My simple project is working.
Below is the directory tree:
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+--- icudtl.dat
+--- icuuc.dll
+--- test.exe
+--- test.pdb
+--- third_party_abseil-cpp_absl.dll
+--- third_party_icu_icui18n.dll
+--- third_party_zlib.dll
+--- v8.dll
+--- v8_libbase.dll
+--- v8_libplatform.dll
Here is a screenshot of the dependency tree.
Hope this is helpful.
I installed v8-142-x64 via the package manager in Visual Studio 2019. My project dll builds fine, but when I try to load my dll (windows 10), i get:
The entry point it can't find is in the icuuc.dll, but the v8.dll does not appear to import it.