Hello,
We have a metro style app implemented in c#, which is dependent on a c++ winrt component.
We want to support all platforms so we build our app into "any cpu". But the c++ component cannot be built into "any cpu". So we build c++ component into multiple dlls for each platform we want to support. We have the c# app loads the correct version of
dlls at runtime.
It works but it failed the app cert kit test due to a missing VCLibs package error.
The only solution we've found so far require a lot of manual tweaking of the created package: We add <Dependencies> to VCLibs in package.manifest. After creating the package, we manually add the "Dependencies" folder and copy the versions
of VCLibs for all platforms to the package folder.
It works and past the app cert kit test.
But we are wondering whether this is the right solution, especially given it requires manual action on the package. If this is not, how can we make sure our app supports all platforms. Do we need to build multiple versions of our app for all supported platforms?
If so, how can we upload all these versions into the store and make sure the user gets the correct version?
Thank you,
