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Hi Team,
Hi,
I'm trying to create a C# sample for 3D scanning.
So I followed the manual instructions and added 'libpxcclr.cs.dll'.
While trying to execute I got the following error on the code line below:
PXCMSenseManager sm=PXCMSenseManager.CreateInstance();
I am facing small issue as mentioned in the attached file(realsense1)
On googling the below link helped me http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3456758/a-reference-to-the-dll-could-not-be-added
rbut when I try to run TlbImp.exe libpxccpp2c.dll I am geeting a error (unable to locate input library).
Tried it giving the path even. Didn't work
Please HELP..
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It seems that you didn't get my sentence correctly, let me guide you to the easier way.
After you have added 'libpxcclr.cs.dll' as a reference, you need to configure the post-build event by specifying the following command.
if "$(Platform)" == "x86" ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\win32\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" ) else ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\x64\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" )
I have attached a screenshot too, I hope this can help you.
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It's easy. You just need to add 'libpxccpp2c.dll' to your project as an existing file (not as a reference), and make sure to set the property "Copy to Local=true"
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@putu I am unable to add it please check the attached file in the above message
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It seems that you didn't get my sentence correctly, let me guide you to the easier way.
After you have added 'libpxcclr.cs.dll' as a reference, you need to configure the post-build event by specifying the following command.
if "$(Platform)" == "x86" ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\win32\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" ) else ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\x64\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" )
I have attached a screenshot too, I hope this can help you.
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Hi Putu
I'm really thankful to your help.
I am able resolve my issue.
But could you kindly elaborate the explanation of the the line if "$(Platform)" == "x86" ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\win32\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" ) else ( copy /y "$(RSSDK_DIR)\bin\x64\libpxccpp2c.dll" "$(TargetDir)" )
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It's pretty self-explanatory. First, it checks whether your application is 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit. And then, it will copy the 'libpxccpp2c.dll' from RealSense SDK directory (RSSDK_DIR) to your application directory automatically.
Glad I can help :)
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hi everyone, i want to modify sample code face tracking c#
is it possible for me to use it with sql server for database that will save face data
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wiko a.
Rather than adding your question as an answer, you should really post a new question in the forum. It doesn't cost anything and it makes sure that your question doesn't get overlooked.
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hi!
i've some problem with a tool written half in fortran and half in c#.
I try debugging, the tool starts by c# but when i try finding all the math results done by fortran I can't...
could somebody help me?
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