Thanks for getting back.
Is there any other way to manually reference only the required Visual C++ DLLs in my project and has someone done it successfully? Preparing each one of the deployment machine by installing 4 different versions of Visual C++ redistributable (x86 and x64 for 2013 and 2015) is going to be a pain for big scale installs.
I am using ClearScript
Is there any other way to manually reference only the required Visual C++ DLLs in my project and has someone done it successfully? Preparing each one of the deployment machine by installing 4 different versions of Visual C++ redistributable (x86 and x64 for 2013 and 2015) is going to be a pain for big scale installs.
I am using ClearScript
v7.4.2.1 from here https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClearScript.V8/5.4.2.1 . How would I find out which version of Visual Studio was used to build ClearScript? By If you know which Visual Studio version was used to build your copy of ClearScript, use the appropriate link above, I assume you were pointing to visual studio version that was used to build ClearScript binaries and not my App that references ClearScript.