using vs2003/c#
we have several medium to large projects
How should we organise our source files
i.e. directories / namespaces / assemblies etc
1. some classes/groups of classes
are used in all our projects (usually abstract classes)
2. some classes/forms comprise of a
functional module and go as one unit
(e.g. accounting, inventory,...)
2. some functional modules are in use only
in some of the projects and some are common to all
Are there any guidelines / recommendations
how we should maintain our directories / files
libraries etc
Regards
Sanjay jain www.planage.com 1  1491 
SanjayJain wrote: using vs2003/c#
we have several medium to large projects
How should we organise our source files
i.e. directories / namespaces / assemblies etc
1. some classes/groups of classes
are used in all our projects (usually abstract classes)
[Make a utility dll[Companty.Utilit y.Dll] to contain those class and
reference those dll in other projects. 2. some classes/forms comprise of a
functional module and go as one unit
(e.g. accounting, inventory,...)
[Make a separate dll to contain differnt logic, Companty.accoun ting.dll,
Companty.invent ory.dll..] 2. some functional modules are in use only
in some of the projects and some are common to all
[You can choose different assembly to reference, right?] Are there any guidelines / recommendations
how we should maintain our directories / files
libraries etc
Regards
Sanjay jain
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