I am trying to reference a native dll from an asp.net 5 project using pinvoke. The recommended solution is to wrap the dll in a nuget package and reference that. However I am also developing the native dll, so it is impractical to constantly create new nuget packages when I make changes.
If I have the native dll location in the path variable it is found through pinvoke and works fine. But I would like a solution which is contained in the Visual Studio solution so that other developers could download the VS solution and have it work without changing the path variable.
I tried using the bin syntax as described in this topic:
How do you add references to locally created NON ASP.Net 5 dlls to an ASP.Net 5 project
but that seems to only work for managed assemblies as I get an error stating that the assembly manifest cannot be found.
Thanks
