I’m trying to develop an application using Qyoto with Visual Studio,but I’m having trouble setting up the IDE.I have downloaded the binary package for windows, but I could not find any documents on how to setup the IDE(Visual Studio / Mono Develop) to use qyoto.
Any links or tutorials would be appreciated.
There exists an example (not checked out by me). A couple of dlls were integrated within his/her solution.
integrating dlls
Bitbucket example
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I am new to C# and Visual Studio, only did a bit of programming in Python with Anaconda and don't have an IT-background. So please excuse my fairly basic questions.
I am supposed to construct an optimization tool (i.e. the goal seeker from MS Excel) in C#. From my understanding I need an external package, so I looked for an open-source solution and found:
Numerical from Codeplex: https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=numerical
Microsoft Solution Foundation
Google OR-tools https://developers.google.com/optimization/install/dotnet/windows
Numerical seemed to be outdated, because at some point they migrated to GitHub, but I could not find it there. For Microsoft Solution Center I found a post, where someone claimed it doesnt get any updates anymore. So I finally discovered OR-Tools and downloaded/installed it according to the website.
What the website does not explain is how I connect the package with Visual Studio. I can't seem to find a "manually install"-button in the extensions-manager. In Python/Anaconda I would usually find a pip installer command for the console. Afterwards I could use the package with the import statement. How does it work in Visual Studio 2019?
We provide Nuget .Net Standard package for OrTools so you just need to add it as PackageReference in your csproj file.
ref:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Google.OrTools/
https://learn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/nuget/consume-packages/package-references-in-project-files
warning: Since .Net Google.OrTools is a native package wrapping the C++
library OR-Tools, you'll still need the VS 2019 C++ Reditributable...
I want to develop an VST plugin in C#. Looking around the internet there are not that many libraries in .NET that deal with VST plugins. The only thing I found is the VST.net library (https://vstnet.codeplex.com/). This thing hasn't been updated in a while.
The problem: I am having trouble setting it up the basic project. There are project templates for that project which are done for VS 2008/2010 which is .vsi file. I tried looking around for ways to open it in the latest VS (2017) but I was not successful.
Is there a way to open these in Visual Studio 2017 or should I have to install the older version of Visual Studio to make this work? Or if you have a suggestion for another library/extension that will help me with the development I would appreciate it.
Comments: I am aware that there is better support in C++ for this type of thing but my additional problem is that I have a project in C# that I would like to use and not be forced to rewrite the entire code base.
Thank you in advance for looking into this issue.
How could I protect my .NET applications source code (classes) which are getting installed using the visual studio setup wizard?
I've been using the https://yck1509.github.io/ConfuserEx/ application to obfuscate my exe and dll files. Now I want to serve the application using the visual studio setup wizard but it's delivering the class files and everything else non-obfuscated.
What could I do?
I appreciate any kind help.
You may use this. It does not cover the installer creation, but it should work anyway.
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1040107/Configuring-Visual-Studio-for-Obfuscation
I made a search to find how am I adding an installer to my c# application. In every result I found that I need to add new file from Setup and Deployment templates, but I have no those templates. Even in online search I didn't find so.
what should I do?
The VS setup templates were removed post VS-2010.
Now, you have to use something else. "InstallShield" is still available, and Wix is a very popular install framework. You can, of course, just roll your own installer as well.
Alternatively, just use VS 2010 or earlier to create your setup/deployment projects.
I reckon you should do some research. There are many options out there depending on your type of application. Is it an executable that runs locally? Is it a Web application? Or a mobile application?
Microsoft provides lots of options/guides out of the box. Assuming you use Visual Studio 2013 check this MSDN article which is a good guide to start your research journey: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wtzawcsz.aspx
Please, Is there any book or tutorial for deploying .Net Windows Application/Assemblies.
I required In-Depth tutorial for .Net Application Deployment.
If you are looking to produce an MSI redistributable installer for your clients, or Group Policy deployment then I'd recommend learning the WiX system.
The Visual Studio Setup Project is no longer supported in VS11 (VS2012) and the free InstallShield alternative has less features than the VS10 setup project.
Go here http://wixtoolset.org/ and here: http://wix.tramontana.co.hu/tutorial/getting-started/the-software-package to learn how the XML file is constructed, then start adding your files into the WiX package.
The toolset http://wixtoolset.org/releases/v3.6/stable download includes a VS11 project template which integrates nicely with VS and whatever source control you're using.
Hope this helps a bit!
Follow this. You will be able to deploy with Setup Projects
http://documentation.devexpress.com/#xaf/CustomDocument3235
I'm on a mobile phone so I cannot provide you with a link but all you need to do is copy the executable out of the bin folder in your project.
Deploying A C# Application (Visual Studio Setup Project)