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c# - Custom Assembly Attributes - Stack Overflow I would like to know if I can define custom assembly attributes Existing attributes are defined in the following way: [assembly: AssemblyTitle("MyApplication")] [assembly: AssemblyDescription(
assembly - Custom Instruction Sets - Stack Overflow As such, you would: Define variables that represent the state of the CPU: a PC (program counter), registers (if your custom instruction set supports them), CPU status bits (if your custom instruction set and architecture uses them - likely it would), stack pointer (if your instruction set and architecture has a stack), etc
T4 template adding assembly of existing project in solution Hi I need to add the assembly of an an existing project in my solution in my T4 Template file The problem is that my T4 template is in a project called Project WebApi and the class that I need in
Resolve assembly references from another folder - Stack Overflow I am developing an application which references and uses some third party assemblies from a certain Vendor; in development box I have these 3 assemblies in a reference folder in my source tree and
What are the best practices for using Assembly Attributes? When building an assembly both AssemblyInfo cs and CommonAssemblyInfo cs are built into each assembly This gives us the best of both worlds where you may want to have some common attributes for all projects and specific values for some others
Looking for . NET Assembly in a different place [duplicate] If the assembly you want to load is in a directory beneath the current appbase then you can add its relative path using the AppendPrivatePath (relativePath), and then use Assembly Load - the runtime will probe the subdirectories for you This is the best easiest way to handle it