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Managed C++: How do I get my unmanaged verison number to match my assembly version number

I have a managed c++ project.

How do I make the version information of the DLL (as seen in explorer and used by installers) match the version information generated in the Assembly Version atttribute?

AssemblyInfo.cpp:

[assembly:AssemblyVersion("5.1.*")];

The problem is discussed here.

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Also set the AssemblyFileVersionAttribute and AssemblyInformationalVersionAttribute.

Richard  2009-02-27 17:46:47
Will this magically translate into version information, even in a Managed C++ DLL?
Adam Tegen  2009-02-27 18:04:55
It is documented (see linked pages) to do so. There is nothing giving exceptions. If the C++/CLI doesn't follow, would be a good reason to a comment to MSDN :-)
Richard  2009-02-28 14:18:20

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