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SciChart (as of July 2023) currently targets the following platforms
WPF, with c# .net or netCore or .NET 6/7
I cannot find libraries for .NET7!
When I try to use netcoreapp3.1 libraries or net452 libraries I get a runtime error that it is unable to open the dll. Or is something else going wrong? I can see the relevant dll’s are copied to the output folder.
- Andrew Milford asked 7 months ago
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OK, so I’ll answer myself – it does actually work with netcore library on .net7
The issue I had was/is due to project structure.
I have a separate wpf class library to handle the graphing, and it references the SciChart libraries. So at design time all OK.
At run time, when a call was made from my main project to the wpf class library, it then tried to dynamically load the SciChart dll and failed.
If I add a reference to the SciChart dll directly in my main program project then it works ok.
- Andrew Milford answered 7 months ago
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Technically the WPF v6 .netCore3 assemblies work with .NET 6/7 but .netCore is now unsupported by Microsoft. So it’s worthwhile to upgrade to SciChart WPF v7+ which has full support for .NET6/7
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Hi Andrew
SciChart WPF v7.x supports .NET 6 and .NET 7. This isn’t available in SciChart WPF v6.x
Take a look on Nuget.org/packages/scichart to see supported frameworks
Can you try it out?
Best regards,
Andrew
- Andrew Burnett-Thompson answered 7 months ago
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