Implementing a library, C#, VS2008

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How do you make use of a .dll file in C#? Where do I put it, to later write to it ("Write to it", as in using the methods, calling funtions within the .dll file)? Adding a reference?

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Posted 22-Dec-09 8:01am

colaoye

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2009-12-22T08:04:00

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Yes, you add a reference, and you never write to the dll, although the instance of the dll in memory may change state as you pass variables to it, obviously.

Posted 22-Dec-09 8:04am

Christian Graus