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When I try to start an application in debug mode with Visual Studio
2005, I get an error "This application has failed to start because
mysqlpp.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this
problem." I can get around it by setting the working directory to the
directory where mysqlpp.dll exists, but I don't really like this as a
long-term solution. Does anyone have an alternate fix?


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The way I do it is by setting the PATH environment variable up in the
project settings: Configuration Properties->Debugging->Environment and
setting it to something like PATH=%PATH%;C:\my_mysqlpp_directory

You could also set up the PATH permanently, but I prefer to specify the path
to use in each project so I know which version of the dll is being used.




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Gary Anderson wrote:
Put the DLL in the same directory as the executable. (The "Debug" or
"Release" subdirectory of the project directory, if you haven't modified
the project's default configuration.) Windows looks in the EXE's folder
first for DLLs, before checking the PATH.

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