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Where are assemblies in . NET physically located? 6 Some of the Net Assemblies are located in the installation folder of Net Such as C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework NETFramework\v4 0 Inside there are the assemblies sitting In the NETFramework one level up you would find the different versions of NET and their corresponding assemblies
assemblies - C#: why sign an assembly? - Stack Overflow 204 Why would the previous author have signed the assemblies in this way? No idea, maybe he wanted all his assemblies to be signed with the same key Is signing assemblies necessary and what would be wrong with not signing it? No, it is not necessary but it is a mechanism allowing you to ensure the authenticity of an assembly
List all available . NET assemblies - Stack Overflow First of all, there's an important difference between reference assemblies and assemblies in the GAC To compile code, you need a reference assembly To run code, you need either a copy of the assembly in the same folder as your exe or the assembly in the GAC Normally, when you install a NET application, its installer will copy the assemblies it uses in the GAC Those assemblies are not
C# assemblies, whats in an assembly? - Stack Overflow I'm trying to understand the internal access modifier in C# I can't seem to understand what an assembly is exactly, and what part of my program is held inside that assembly I was trying to make i
. net - Difference Between Assembly and DLL - Stack Overflow 0 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
visual studio - error MSB3644: The reference assemblies for framework . . . Note that assemblies will be resolved from the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) and will be used in place of reference assemblies Therefore your assembly may not be correctly targeted for the framework you intend (the number "9" is just a counter of the nineth project within my Visual Studio solution)