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    Currently im have 9 projekt in one projekt. 7 of them is generating dll'sa dn 2 is generating exe-files. If a change a dll-projekt, like adding a new function. I compile the whole thing, and i don't get access to the new funktin in the dll. I have to remove the reference to the dll in the exe file projekt and add it again to get it to work. Is there a work around so that i dont have to do this all the time. Happy coding from Sweden

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      Currently im have 9 projekt in one projekt. 7 of them is generating dll'sa dn 2 is generating exe-files. If a change a dll-projekt, like adding a new function. I compile the whole thing, and i don't get access to the new funktin in the dll. I have to remove the reference to the dll in the exe file projekt and add it again to get it to work. Is there a work around so that i dont have to do this all the time. Happy coding from Sweden

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      Don't reference the dll file, reference the project. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        Don't reference the dll file, reference the project. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        That solved my problem :cool:

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