[Feature Request] Storage location of the binary files (*.dll etc.) #289

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opened 2024-11-21 13:37:17 +00:00 by HH-Unix · 1 comment
HH-Unix commented 2024-11-21 13:37:17 +00:00 (Migrated from github.com)

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Hello dear Ryujinx developers,

[general question]
First of all, a big compliment for taking on the further development of this project. Many very interesting functions have been added or are in the works.

I tested it briefly on my PC (Windows 11) to see how well the new functions work - it really looks promising! I used Ryujinx in portable mode. However, I noticed something that wasn't there in the original project: The storage location of the binary files (*.dll etc.) is no longer the Ryujinx folder, but is now located under ..\tmp\.net\ryujinx\[generic name]..

With each update, a new folder and the same binary files are stored under this path (each over 22 mb). Is there a particular reason why the binary files are not stored in the Ryujinx folder as before?

best regards

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### Overview Hello dear Ryujinx developers, [general question] First of all, a big compliment for taking on the further development of this project. Many very interesting functions have been added or are in the works. I tested it briefly on my PC (Windows 11) to see how well the new functions work - it really looks promising! I used Ryujinx in portable mode. However, I noticed something that wasn't there in the original project: The storage location of the binary files (*.dll etc.) is no longer the Ryujinx folder, but is now located under ..\tmp\\.net\ryujinx\\[generic name]\.. With each update, a new folder and the same binary files are stored under this path (each over 22 mb). Is there a particular reason why the binary files are not stored in the Ryujinx folder as before? best regards ### Smaller details ./. ### Nature of request ./. ### Why would this feature be useful? ./.
GreemDev commented 2024-11-21 13:39:12 +00:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Native libraries are packed into the executable now just like regular .NET libraries.

Native libraries are packed into the executable now just like regular .NET libraries.
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