Re: Building class library projects into one name space dll

Henry wrote:
Hi Haris,

I usually have multiple libs as well, but what I do is use ILmerge and Gilma
to merge everything into a single dll, this way I can choose which libs go
with the applications.

My 2c.

This is what I am looking for. Many thanks!


"Haris" wrote:


Peter Foot [MVP] wrote:
Create a single class library project and move all your code into it, you


That is what I'm doing now.

But I am thinking about having to split them into two dll in the
future.

can create folders within the project to split up different functional
areas.

So it is great if I can compile all of them as one dll and at the same
time I can compile them as more then one dll. Whenever I have to
distribute only part of the libraries.

Just curios, it is OK if that is not possible.


Peter

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Peter Foot
Device Application Developer MVP
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"Haris" <harishashim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a C# solution that have several class library projects inside
it. So the solution should be something like this

--->SolutionOne
|------ClassLibraryA
|------ClassLibraryB
|------ClassLibraryC

When I build the project I'll get 3 DLLs. ClassLibraryA.Dll,
ClassLibraryB.Dll and ClassLibraryC.Dll.

What I really want to do is to get one dll called SolutionOne.Dll
instead of the 3.

All the project are C# project so this is not about mixing different
langguage into one DLL.

I am using VS .Net 2003 and .Net Framework 1.1

Thanks in advance




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