Single Dll Compile
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Is it possible to have 2 different C# Class Library Projects which individually compile to their own dll and then add the 2 projects to a solution and make them both compile into 1 dll while still allowing for them to individually compile into seperate ones when accessing only the individual project? FYI: I am using VS.NET 2002 Thanks Mark Sanders sanderssolutions.com
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Is it possible to have 2 different C# Class Library Projects which individually compile to their own dll and then add the 2 projects to a solution and make them both compile into 1 dll while still allowing for them to individually compile into seperate ones when accessing only the individual project? FYI: I am using VS.NET 2002 Thanks Mark Sanders sanderssolutions.com
Mark Sanders wrote: Is it possible to have 2 different C# Class Library Projects which individually compile to their own dll and then add the 2 projects to a solution and make them both compile into 1 dll while still allowing for them to individually compile into seperate ones when accessing only the individual project? FYI: I am using VS.NET 2002 Thanks Yes: you create another empty project, and, when adding the files to your project, on the open file dialog, instead of clicking on the "Open" Button, click on the small down arrow on its right, select "Link file", and you're ready to go. My latest article: GBVB - Converting VB.NET code to C#
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Mark Sanders wrote: Is it possible to have 2 different C# Class Library Projects which individually compile to their own dll and then add the 2 projects to a solution and make them both compile into 1 dll while still allowing for them to individually compile into seperate ones when accessing only the individual project? FYI: I am using VS.NET 2002 Thanks Yes: you create another empty project, and, when adding the files to your project, on the open file dialog, instead of clicking on the "Open" Button, click on the small down arrow on its right, select "Link file", and you're ready to go. My latest article: GBVB - Converting VB.NET code to C#
Daniel Turini wrote: select "Link file", and you're ready to go. You sure that is in VS.NET 2002? I dont see it....:confused: