Hi,
I've written some utility code in C# that I'd like to use in multiple addins as a referenced dll. I've found that if I include the utility source in a project, everything works fine. However, if I split the utility into a separate project and create a dll, and reference that dll from any other project, Solidworks complains that a part is missing when the program starts, even though everything compiles fine in Visual Studio.
Anyone find a way to resolve this type of problem? I'm wondering if Solidworks creates a local copy of the plugin somewhere else, and hasn't gathered all the references... or if the program should be statically linked (I don't know if C# supports this), or if there is some way to register the utility code with solidworks, even though it is not a standalone plugin by itself.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
--Tyler
SolidworksApi macros