How to convert multiple cs files to a single dll file

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I have exported the source code of Assembly C Sharp.dll that unity uses using reflector. it gave me various cs files. Now i want to compile them all back into a single dll file. So how do i do it and what program shall i use??

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Posted 23-Nov-13 10:31am

haifa2010

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Nov-13 17:25pm

Off-topic. This is a forum for software developers. Software developers have different levels and skills, they can use help of other people, but they all know what is compilation. First of all, it is not "conversion".
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-11-23T11:45:00

You can create a new DLL project and as the files - that will allow you to create a new .NET assembly DLL

However, if you have reverse engineered the code, you are at severe risk of copyright infringement and unless you have got the prior agreement of the original copyright owner you are at risk of prosecution.