VS looks for C# runtime library files

This article mainly introduces in detail how Visual Studio looks for the necessary runtime files for C# programs. It has certain reference value. Interested friends can refer to it

In project packaging, there are What is often a headache is that the library files required for operation cannot be fully included, especially when a series of external extensions are called. For these problems, we can borrow the packaging function of Visual Studio to help us find the library files necessary for the software to run.

First, we create a new "Installation Wizard" project through "File---New---Project---Other Project Types---Installation and Deployment---Visual Studio Installer".

By default, the next step is enough, then we select , and in the blank area on the right, add the environment files required for the program to run. Here you need to specifically add the program project file. The reference in , including the DLL reference, is shown in the figure below

## After the reference is added, the area will be automatically analyzed It also displays the library files that the operation depends on. You can press the "sh

ift+F6" key combination to generate an installation package, or you can manually find these runtime libraries.

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