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I've modified the source code for a .dll, but I'm not sure how to recompile it. I just opened one of the source code .cs files with Notepad and made a few changes. I think if I can load it in Visual Studio properly, I could probably figure out how to export it as a .dll, but I don't know how to load the altered files in the first place. Is there some way I could edit a dll in Visual Studio directly?
Open the project (.csproj) or solution (.sln) in visual studio, modify the source file(s) and click the Build\Rebuild Solution menu item.
Thanks! It's building, though with a few errors I'll have to sort out. Can I use Visual Studio to export it as a dll file? Searches only seem to describe how to do it with Visual Studio C++, not with the C# version. Is it possible with C#?
What do you mean 'export' it? If the project is a class library project, a dll (assembly) will be created for you when you build the project.Quote:
Originally Posted by fiodis
You determine this when you create the project. If you don't have the correct project type, create a new class library project and add your .cs files to it.