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- C# assemblies, whats in an assembly? - Stack Overflow
Multiple assemblies can contribute to a single namespace For instance both the System Data dll assembly and the System Xml dll assembly contribute to the System Xml namespace Which means that if you use the System Xml XmlDataDocument class from your project, you need to reference the System Data dll assembly
- What exactly is an Assembly in C# or . NET? - Stack Overflow
The NET framework consists of the concepts of modules, assemblies, which both store metadata and manifest information An assembly can contain multiple modules Visual C# only ever creates one module which is turned into an assembly by the C# compiler (csc exe), but an assembly can link many NET modules together via the assembly linker (al
- . net - How do I add an assembly to a Visual Studio project and . . .
I've compiled an assembly for MySql Data dll and would like to add it to a new Visual Studio Project I'm lost on the correct terminology and how best to go about this, but the end goal is to dist
- . net - Difference Between Assembly and DLL - Stack Overflow
The difference between assemblies and dll is a bit like the difference between hurricane and typhoon It just depends which ocean does it happen in A dll or exe in NET world is called assemblies That in the native Windows system are simply called dll or exe One other notable difference is that assembly can be dll or executable
- Use PowerShell to view contents of the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
New-PSDrive -Name HKCR -PSProvider 'Microsoft PowerShell Core\Registry' -Root HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT Get-ItemProperty -Path 'HKCR:\Installer\Assemblies\Global' | Get-Member -MemberType NoteProperty Solution taken from here
- Is it possible to have two partial classes in different assemblies . . .
Classes in assemblies are by definition complete In MVC terms, you want to keep view code separate from model code, yet enable certain kinds of UI based on model properties Check out Martin Fowler's excellent overview of the different flavours of MVC, MVP and whatnot: you'll find design ideas aplenty
- NuGet: references to assemblies in runtimes folder not added
These assemblies are used at runtime and during deployment The runtimes folder can include additional assemblies that are only required at runtime and don't need to be seen by the client project These additional assemblies won't be included as references in the target project but will be available for run deployment
- Dependent DLL is not getting copied to the build output folder in . . .
I recently ran in this situation where I'd been testing an SSIS package that needed assemblies to exist in the GAC I'd since forgotten that and was wondering why those DLLs weren't coming out during a build To check what's in the GAC (from a Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt): gacutil -l Or output to a file to make it easier to read:
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