We have different versions of non strong-named assemblies, and no binding redirects/probing paths to them in app.exe.config. For example, MyDll (1.0.0.0_null_neutral) and MyDll (2.0.0.0_null_neutral).
How does .NET (or Visual Studio) build decide whether or not to copy a referenced assembly to your bin/debug or bin/release directory?(This is an .exe console program.)
I have a native C++ DLL which is used as a plug-in in another application. This DLL has an embedded manifest and depends on a private assembly located in a folder external to the application. The appl
FWIW: Windows 7 64bit, Compact Framework v3.5, FxCop v1.36 (running fxcopcmd.exe) I\'m having problems getting FxCop 1.36 to run correctly. I\'m analyzing a compact framework application with the glo
The full error is as follows: The type \'System.Windows.Forms.Control\' is defined in an assembly that is not
Say we have an application which co开发者_如何学运维nsists of one executable and 5 libraries. Regularly all of these will be contained in one directory and the libraries will be loaded from there.
What happens when I call Assembly.Load(Byte[]) multiple times with a Byte array containing the same assembly ?
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