Thanks again for your reminder.
Now I've generated the C# code as an external DLL file and used the `Call` function to invoke it — it works well on Windows 10.
However, on some Windows 7 systems where .NET 4 is not installed, I set the runtime option (`net_clr_version = "v2.0.50727"`), but it doesn't work — it still reports an error saying the .NET 4.0 assembly could not be loaded.
Also, how to catch this runtime error? I'd like to execute a function to install the .NET 4 runtime when this error occurs.
Macro Macro7
Now I've generated the C# code as an external DLL file and used the `Call` function to invoke it — it works well on Windows 10.
However, on some Windows 7 systems where .NET 4 is not installed, I set the runtime option (`net_clr_version = "v2.0.50727"`), but it doesn't work — it still reports an error saying the .NET 4.0 assembly could not be loaded.
Also, how to catch this runtime error? I'd like to execute a function to install the .NET 4 runtime when this error occurs.
Macro Macro7
