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I’ve been having some trouble moving a C project compiled and running in unix environment (through JNI) to Windows.
While I have been able to compile the program in windows and add the path leading to it in my runtime environment I’ve been getting the error after System.loadLibrary():
classes\x32\coremod.dll: Can't find dependent libraries
How can I discover what libraries I need to have in the %PATH% ?
I didn’t know this but you can use a program called DEPENDS.exe to discover the dll’s which are used by the target.
In my case this highlighted the only dll not already registered, meaning I could simply add it to the
%PATH%in order to get my program running.