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126 (0x7E) means specified module could not be found. Including its dependencies and dependencies of each dependency... make sure.
Please provide some details how the mentioned "re-instantiated" was implemented there. And how is access going? DlR? lambda? |
Re-instantiation is to new class again inherited from ConariL, and the function of the dynamic link library is operated by the DLR, which, sorry, does not provide demo because it requires a specific environment to invoke the dynamic link library |
Well I need at least know the hierarchy of the calling for the first requests and the second.
How? Did you release all resources before new trying? Also keep this in your mind #15 (comment) btw,
I recommend ConariX if DLR is for primary use |
Thanks for answering my question, now I use singleton to solve this problem |
Good! Nice to hear that everything works well! For everyone, please note the following
Line 17 in 7f37c6c
Also note that starting with 1.5 you will be able provide your custom isolation as needed, for example:
Thanks for using! |
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Describe the bug
I have a net5 wpf x32 program that references a dynamic link library where a function opens a dialog box with the current program as its owner, the first call without any problems, but when the dynamic library is re-instantiated later and the call throws an exception like the title
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