Same EXE vs Different EXE
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I am about to do a Project in C#. The project was already developed with Two different form in same EXE (say Verification.EXE) I nee to split these two forms into two different EXE. Both these forms shares a lot including References and datasets. If I split these forms into two different EXE will there be delay in time than the previous one without splitting
KALYANA KUMAR P
What "time" are you talking about? Be specific. If you are saying that time to execute the application will be longer after splitting, then when you create two exe's your application will be two, and will be launched separately ? isn't it? And time will hardly matter in this case.
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I am about to do a Project in C#. The project was already developed with Two different form in same EXE (say Verification.EXE) I nee to split these two forms into two different EXE. Both these forms shares a lot including References and datasets. If I split these forms into two different EXE will there be delay in time than the previous one without splitting
KALYANA KUMAR P
KUMAR619 wrote:
Both these forms shares a lot including References and datasets.
Put the shared code into libraries (in Visual Studio: projects) which will be shared by your two executables (in Visual Studio: solutions).
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I am about to do a Project in C#. The project was already developed with Two different form in same EXE (say Verification.EXE) I nee to split these two forms into two different EXE. Both these forms shares a lot including References and datasets. If I split these forms into two different EXE will there be delay in time than the previous one without splitting
KALYANA KUMAR P
I have got to ask, why do the 2 forms need to be in different projects (exe)?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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I have got to ask, why do the 2 forms need to be in different projects (exe)?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Are your 'seniors' developers or managers. If they are developers then ask them to explain the business reason why they need to be in 2 exe's. If they are managers then you need to explain the design is invalid and they should leave the design to the architect or the developer.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Are your 'seniors' developers or managers. If they are developers then ask them to explain the business reason why they need to be in 2 exe's. If they are managers then you need to explain the design is invalid and they should leave the design to the architect or the developer.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
My direct senior is a senior developer. Actually our project deals with hospital patients and their orders. In first form patient will be displayed according to their category. When a particular patient is clicked His/Her order form should be displayed. Its already developed. The clients abroad asked to separate Exe's to make Main EXE free from Order EXE else if any errors happens the main EXE should not be corrupted.
KALYANA KUMAR P
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My direct senior is a senior developer. Actually our project deals with hospital patients and their orders. In first form patient will be displayed according to their category. When a particular patient is clicked His/Her order form should be displayed. Its already developed. The clients abroad asked to separate Exe's to make Main EXE free from Order EXE else if any errors happens the main EXE should not be corrupted.
KALYANA KUMAR P
Nope - can't help, your client has been sold a really dumb idea and is trying to get you to conform to it. All I can offer is good luck!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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My direct senior is a senior developer. Actually our project deals with hospital patients and their orders. In first form patient will be displayed according to their category. When a particular patient is clicked His/Her order form should be displayed. Its already developed. The clients abroad asked to separate Exe's to make Main EXE free from Order EXE else if any errors happens the main EXE should not be corrupted.
KALYANA KUMAR P
KUMAR619 wrote:
if any errors happens the main EXE should not be corrupted
When running, an exe is a read only file so it won't get corrupted. Also separating applications purely due to the probability of errors points towards needing a decent QC and sign off process.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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I am about to do a Project in C#. The project was already developed with Two different form in same EXE (say Verification.EXE) I nee to split these two forms into two different EXE. Both these forms shares a lot including References and datasets. If I split these forms into two different EXE will there be delay in time than the previous one without splitting
KALYANA KUMAR P
I think the problem statement is something else that you can not explain well.Ask your seniors what exactly has to be done and to achieve what?:confused::confused::confused:
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My direct senior is a senior developer. Actually our project deals with hospital patients and their orders. In first form patient will be displayed according to their category. When a particular patient is clicked His/Her order form should be displayed. Its already developed. The clients abroad asked to separate Exe's to make Main EXE free from Order EXE else if any errors happens the main EXE should not be corrupted.
KALYANA KUMAR P
That's an X-Y-Problem. As usual. There is a problem, someone has an idea of how to tackle it, and experiences a problem on that way - now the question is how to continue that way. Instead of the correct question: what does the customer really need, and - next (nto same!) question - how can that be accomplished. A totally common problem in requirements engineering....