Using Roslyn for Compiling Code into Separate Net Modules and Assembling them into a Dynamic Library

Nick Polyak

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Dynamically compile and assemble code snippets into a dynamic assembly

The article explains in detail how to dynamically compile and assemble various code snippets into a dynamic assembly. It also describes loading and using the dynamic assembly within the application.

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Nick Polyak

Architect AWebPros

United States

I am a software architect and a developer with great passion for new engineering solutions and finding and applying design patterns.

I am passionate about learning new ways of building software and sharing my knowledge with others.

I worked with many various languages including C#, Java and C++.

I fell in love with WPF (and later Silverlight) at first sight. After Microsoft killed Silverlight, I was distraught until I found Avalonia - a great multiplatform package for building UI on Windows, Linux, Mac as well as within browsers (using WASM) and for mobile platforms.

I have my Ph.D. from RPI.

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Using Roslyn for Compiling Code into Separate Net Modules and Assembling them into a Dynamic Library

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