Is clui.dll necessary?
See original GitHub issueThe file '$Root$/1033/clui.dll'
is language-dependent and if the user installed Visual Studio in French it will be located in '$Root$/1036/clui.dll'
instead. As FASTBuild does not have wildcards it might be necessary to discover that file manually in C#… but I also found out that everything works fine if I just get rid of the two lines mentioning it. So I’m wondering, is it absolutely necessary to reference it?
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Ok I brought over what I did for msfastbuild and I think it should work for now. Please let me know if it does the trick for you! 😃
By the way, nice work with this piece of code; I know there’s a lot of hardcoded stuff, but it’s a really good starting point and we’re gonna try and help improve it as much as we can.