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May 31st, 2010, 07:51 AM
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Interface and DLL Dependency
Assume that there is an interface IX.
The customer requires AX and BX to be 2 implementations of IX, each of which exist in separate DLLs (as per customer's need).
Now, if IX is expected to be shared across AX and BX, should IX be a separate DLL which is "add referenced" by AX and BX ?
The client code using IX will then have to "add-reference" IX too.
Is there something in C#.NET that will allow an implementation similar to C++, where a header file declaring the interface signature would suffice at compile time ?
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