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I have c# project A, and c++/clr project B, they are under the same solution S.
I make A reference B in vs2008 through “add reference” -> “project”, however, each time after B is modified and rebuilt, A would not copy the new B’s dll into its own “bin” directory.
How to fix that problem?
A simple method is write post-build event, but is there any direct method in vs2008 can be used to fix that?
Select the reference in the References node and check its Copy Local property in the Properties window. Should be True. Do check the build order and ensure B is always built before A. Should be automatic but you can enforce it by right-clicking A, Project Dependencies. There is otherwise no mechanism by which the build system is aware that the assembly was built with another compiler, it’s just a DLL.