Class Library DLL with no functions
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Hello all! I'm a rookie at C# and i'm wondering why the hell does a new class library project with one function added by me generates a DLL with no functions??? I'm I being very dumb here??? The project only have two classes: AssenblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs Class1.cs defines a class with one function. all compiles well but no functions on the DLL!!!!!! Help!!!!:confused:
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Hello all! I'm a rookie at C# and i'm wondering why the hell does a new class library project with one function added by me generates a DLL with no functions??? I'm I being very dumb here??? The project only have two classes: AssenblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs Class1.cs defines a class with one function. all compiles well but no functions on the DLL!!!!!! Help!!!!:confused:
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What does the Class1.cs look like and how do you know it has no functions? If you have something like below, "Main" is to be called on Class1 .. eg, Class1.Main(...) .
public class Class1 { public static void Main(string[] args) { } }- MalharHello!!! Thanks for answering. When I create a new Class Library C# project it comes with 2 classes: AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs I have only added GetInt() to Class1. I know that the DLL exports nothing by opening it and I can see that it has no exported functions. :( This is what I have: namespace MyProject { public class Class1 { public Class1{} public int GetInt(){return 100;} } }
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Hello!!! Thanks for answering. When I create a new Class Library C# project it comes with 2 classes: AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs I have only added GetInt() to Class1. I know that the DLL exports nothing by opening it and I can see that it has no exported functions. :( This is what I have: namespace MyProject { public class Class1 { public Class1{} public int GetInt(){return 100;} } }
uNsignedINT wrote:
with 2 classes: AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs
AssemblyInfo is not a class.
uNsignedINT wrote:
DLL exports nothing by opening it and I can see that it has no exported functions
How do you open it? In order for you to access GetInt() method, you must first create an object of type Class1. E.g.
Class1 myObject = new Class1(); myObject.GetInt(); //This will return '100' -
uNsignedINT wrote:
with 2 classes: AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs
AssemblyInfo is not a class.
uNsignedINT wrote:
DLL exports nothing by opening it and I can see that it has no exported functions
How do you open it? In order for you to access GetInt() method, you must first create an object of type Class1. E.g.
Class1 myObject = new Class1(); myObject.GetInt(); //This will return '100'Yes your right :) I meant 2 files :) AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs I open the DLL with the Dependency Walker just by double cliking on the DLL. It shows me all the dependant dll's and the the functions that exports. How would you do a DLL in C# that is supposed to be used by another application? Thanks!
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Yes your right :) I meant 2 files :) AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs I open the DLL with the Dependency Walker just by double cliking on the DLL. It shows me all the dependant dll's and the the functions that exports. How would you do a DLL in C# that is supposed to be used by another application? Thanks!
Hello All! Somenthing must have go wrong with my project. I've created a new one with more functions and all was good. I really can't tell what was the problem but now everything is ok. thanks a lot for your help and patience! Cumps!
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Yes your right :) I meant 2 files :) AssemblyInfo.cs and Class1.cs I open the DLL with the Dependency Walker just by double cliking on the DLL. It shows me all the dependant dll's and the the functions that exports. How would you do a DLL in C# that is supposed to be used by another application? Thanks!
uNsignedINT wrote:
How would you do a DLL in C# that is supposed to be used by another application?
Expose the classes and methods to COM in your C# project. By default, this doesn't happen, and is why you can't see anything in Dependancy Walker. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome