How do i create an assembly so that i can include it in code i.e.
What is required
Example:
using System;
using System.etc...;
using My.Own.Assembly;
I would like to keep my objects into an assembly (dll) and call them for usage...
help...
How do i create an assembly...
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Wayne Sepega
Assembly is created automaticaly for each project in your solution. "AssemblyInfo.cs" file.
If you're asking about creating and using DLL files then James is correct...
cheers.
hazz
Assuming you are using Visual Studio:
File/Add Project/New Project...
From the dialog, select "Class Library". Put the code you want in that assemply into that library.
In your app, add a reference to the new class library (A project refence would be easiest)