What does BadImageException mean and how do i fix it
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I have a project use .net core 2.1 sdk and I want to use a dll on my project.
The Dll use Pechkin.synchronized nuget package.
I referenced the dll my project create an instance and invoke a method I get BadImageException.
How can I use this dll. Pechkin.synchronized not support .net core 2.1
Is there a way to use this dll on .net core project?
c# .net dll core badimageformatexception
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
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I have a project use .net core 2.1 sdk and I want to use a dll on my project.
The Dll use Pechkin.synchronized nuget package.
I referenced the dll my project create an instance and invoke a method I get BadImageException.
How can I use this dll. Pechkin.synchronized not support .net core 2.1
Is there a way to use this dll on .net core project?
c# .net dll core badimageformatexception
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
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Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what doesBadImageExceptionmean and how do i fix it"
– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37
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I have a project use .net core 2.1 sdk and I want to use a dll on my project.
The Dll use Pechkin.synchronized nuget package.
I referenced the dll my project create an instance and invoke a method I get BadImageException.
How can I use this dll. Pechkin.synchronized not support .net core 2.1
Is there a way to use this dll on .net core project?
c# .net dll core badimageformatexception
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
I have a project use .net core 2.1 sdk and I want to use a dll on my project.
The Dll use Pechkin.synchronized nuget package.
I referenced the dll my project create an instance and invoke a method I get BadImageException.
How can I use this dll. Pechkin.synchronized not support .net core 2.1
Is there a way to use this dll on .net core project?
c# .net dll core badimageformatexception
c# .net dll core badimageformatexception
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
edited Nov 12 at 9:03
TheGeneral
27.2k63265
27.2k63265
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
asked Nov 12 at 8:34
Bunyamin Aslan
112
112
1
Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what doesBadImageExceptionmean and how do i fix it"
– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37
add a comment |
1
Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what doesBadImageExceptionmean and how do i fix it"
– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37
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1
Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what does
BadImageException mean and how do i fix it"– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what does
BadImageException mean and how do i fix it"– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37
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Are you sure that the dll and your application are both the same bitiness, i.e. are they both x86, or x64?
– Nanhydrin
Nov 12 at 8:36
Actually, your question is not "How can I use this dll", your question should be "what does
BadImageExceptionmean and how do i fix it"– TheGeneral
Nov 12 at 8:52
@TheGeneral I edit the subject thnx.
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:01
@Nanhydrin I guess the dll is x86 and I build several times my project x86, x64 or anyCpu mode. I try to referance Pechkin.synchronized to my project too but the packed for .net standart not .net core
– Bunyamin Aslan
Nov 12 at 9:04
That package gives you a dependency on webkit, takes a bunch of unmanaged DLLs. Which always have a strong bitness dependency. The github depository for the project shows that author made no attempt at trying to support x64, he hard-coded the DLL dependencies like libeay32.dll in his project. It needs a patch from you.
– Hans Passant
Nov 12 at 10:37