I have a WP project for which I use a runtime module from a separate project.
If I reference the runtime module project from the main project, the platform/configuration (eg: x86/Debug
vs ARM/Release
) is handled automagically by visual studio at build time.
Now, I would like to remove the project dependency and only reference the binaries from the main project in such a way that when I chose a specific platform/configuration the correct reference will be used to build.
For example if I build for ARM/Release
it should use the binaries from ./lib/ARM/Release/MyLibrary.winmd
and if I build for x86/Debug
it should use the binaries from ./lib/x86/Debug/MyLibrary.winmd.
I tried multiple ways but still could not find a solution that works both for Visual Studio and msbuild.
I actually have it working making the hint path use Platsform and Configuration variables.
<Reference Include="MyLibrary, Version=255.255.255.255, Culture=neutral, processorArchitecture=MSIL">
<SpecificVersion>False</SpecificVersion>
<HintPath>..\..\lib\$(Platform)\$(Configuration)\MyLibrary\MyLibrary.winmd</HintPath>
</Reference>
You might be able to use some macros dependent on your build selection in VS. Example the two macros found within the linker are as follows:
$(ProcessorArchitecture) which for my example = x86 $(ProcessorArchitectureAsPlatform) which for me = Win32
and depending on the configuration you selected it will build in either Debug / Release.
Similar to what Pinco said.
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