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Deploying this project via UWP on a HoloLens 2 #41

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patrickmemestar opened this issue Mar 4, 2021 · 3 comments
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Deploying this project via UWP on a HoloLens 2 #41

patrickmemestar opened this issue Mar 4, 2021 · 3 comments

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@patrickmemestar
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when building and deploying to another device i get these errors:

can anyone help?
FailedToLoadDll_2

@BeLe07
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BeLe07 commented Mar 15, 2021

Did you build the project for ARM64 ? If the answer is yes, can you please share the way to get it working ? I'll share my setup here if I get it working without DllNotFoundExceptions.

@patrickmemestar
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Ofcourse. Although building and deploying the project for ARM isn't too complicated it does cause some errors.

I simply go to file->buildsettings and switch to the UWP platform.
when that is done it will create a Vs solution. this can be built and deployed for the ARM64 architecture.
The dll not found exception is probably caused because the pluggins aren't UWP supportive.
I've read that native (Win32) and Uwp dll's are fundamentally different.

My current guess is that we need to build all Dll's from source for the ARM architecture and make a new folder in plugins similar to the x64 folder. If further in-depth code changes must happen i hope the owner will chip in.

@vincenzocivale
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Ofcourse. Although building and deploying the project for ARM isn't too complicated it does cause some errors.

I simply go to file->buildsettings and switch to the UWP platform. when that is done it will create a Vs solution. this can be built and deployed for the ARM64 architecture. The dll not found exception is probably caused because the pluggins aren't UWP supportive. I've read that native (Win32) and Uwp dll's are fundamentally different.

My current guess is that we need to build all Dll's from source for the ARM architecture and make a new folder in plugins similar to the x64 folder. If further in-depth code changes must happen i hope the owner will chip in.

sorry, do you have update about this solution?

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