Multifile Assembly with Compiled DLL?

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I have created a C# DLL with Visual Studio 2003. I now need to include
functionality from a compiled VB.NET DLL, but instead of including the
file I want to "build it" into my DLL so I only have to deploy a
single file.

I understand that I cannot use the IDE to make multifile assemblies.

How can I proceed?

Thanks.


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