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I understand that for strongly named C++ dll's I need to:

  1. create a Strong-Name Key File.

  2. Assign the Strong Name to the project, by add the key properties, (this way required to Set Common Language RunTime Support), or to specify the key file we will use at: Project-> Properties-> Configuration Properties-> Linker-> Advanced-> Key File (this way didn't work to me).

3.Sign the .dll by the SN tool: sn.exe -R dll_file.dll key_file.snk

Since step 2 required Visual C++ project change (CLR support or specify file key), I'm wondering if there is a way to sign without changing the existing project, because I don't want to touch something that works...

Any idea?

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