CGAL_StraightSkeleton_Wrapper.dll is missing about cgal_straightskeleton_wrapper HOT 14 CLOSED

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Which DLL are you missing?

There's a good chance your problem is caused by using VS2015. As the readme says:

Build process depends on using the correct compiler, that's v12 (VS2013)

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CGAL_StraightSkeleton_Wrapper.dll is missing

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Ah, well that's the output at the end of the whole build process. Literally anything could have gone wrong to cause that!

You'll have to tell me a little more about the steps you've taken to get to this point :)

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I just clicked on build button, nothing more. Are you able to build it currently?

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Ah, well that's the output at the end of the whole build process. Literally anything could have gone wrong to cause that!

You'll have to tell me a little more about the steps you've taken to get to this point :)

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Are you able to build it currently?

I could about six months ago, and nothing significant has changed since then in my setup. However I'm not going to try because the build process is rather complex!

It sounds like you haven't followed the instructions in the readme. Before building the wrapper you need to to run a completely independent build step for boost and then CGAL.

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I will try again and update you. I may have done sth wrong.

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Are you able to build it currently?

I could about six months ago, and nothing significant has changed since then in my setup. However I'm not going to try because the build process is rather complex!

It sounds like you haven't followed the instructions in the readme. Before building the wrapper you need to to run a completely independent build step for boost and then CGAL.

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So I did step by step installation according to the readme file. Everything was acting perfect until vs2013 gave an error which stated that "error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'CGAL/compiler_config.h': No such file or directory"

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That's odd. I just did a search through the entire codebase and it doesn't mention compiler_config.h anywhere. Which file does this error come from?

Have you fully completed the guide to install CGAL (http://doc.cgal.org/latest/Manual/installation.html)? Particularly the cmake/cmake gui bit. That says it:

dynamically generates a compiler_config.h file

So if it's missing, I guess something went wrong with your initial cmake configuration.

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When I directly used the CGAL_StraightSkeleton_Dotnet published in windows10/vs2019/NuGet, and I ran code of ConsoleTest/Program.cs, a runtime exception was thrown, which is "System.DllNotFoundException: Can not Load DLL CGAL_StraightSkeleton_Wrapper". Can I ask you for advice? Thank you for your reply.

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I copied all the dlls downloaded by NuGet to the directory where the exe is located (under the debug directory), but still error will be reported.

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Considering there may be a problem with "Solution Platform" of this project, I set the value to "x86" instead of "Any CPU", and I copied all the dlls downloaded by NuGet to the directory "bin\x86\Debug", including "CGAL_StraightSkeleton_Wrapper.dll", but the exception was still thrown.

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Unfortunately the DllNotFoundException isn't very helpful since it doesn't tell you which DLL is missing. Instead it just indicates that something in the entire dependency tree is missing. In your case since you have the directly required DLLs it must be a system dependency missing.

My only guess is perhaps try installing a few older versions of the vcredist - since I worked on this project 6 years ago perhaps try the 2015 and 2017 versions.

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