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Hello, jt3432!

Try to reinstall the Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013.

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Taritsyn:

Thanks for getting back to me so fast. I uninstalled Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013, rebooted, reinstalled Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013, rebooted and got the same error. Any chance you have any more suggestions?

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First of all, check existence of LibSassHost.Native-32.dll and LibSassHost.Native-64.dll files in bin/LibSassHost.Native (or bin/Release/LibSassHost.Native) directory. If these files exist, then problem is at the level of the operating system.

Have already been similar cases due to the fact, that the operating system was “dirty”. Try to check your work on another computer or virtual machine.

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Also I recommend to see “Failed to load C module in new appdomain” discussion on Stack Overflow.

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I have seen that discussion already about the appdomain and that did not work to resolve the issue either. In fact the config that is suggested to add was already in place. Even tried to removing it with the same issue happening. Both architectures of LibSassHost.Navtive were in the bin, even tried to move them to the root of the bin and delete one of them to see if they were conflicting for some reason, no luck. Obviously there is some configuration that I am missing but I have not idea what it could be. I did recently reload my PC so I might be missing some other library or something. I also though of trying the code on a different machine. Unfortunately, I do not have any more time to figure it out right now and have had to go in another directions. Wish I could use your library, I really liked your implementation a lot. Thanks for the help and code anyway. :-)

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... even tried to move them to the root of the bin ...

It is better not to do so.

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I have the same problem - worked fine on a pet asp.net project, but after moving over into a bigger project (more than one project DLL's? or async) i had the same problem until i added using (var compiler = new LibSassHost.SassCompiler()) {} to the application start. After that, the per requests worked fine.

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@AndersMad Try version 1.0.0 Alpha 1, there are a lot has changed.

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@Taritsyn confirmed - it works now with out the "hack", thanks!.. fyi @jt3432

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@jt3432 @AndersMad Try version 1.0.0.

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Thanks for the update.

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