Christina,
It depends. If you are just using classes in A, and classes in A don't
expose anything from B, then you don't have to include a reference to B.
However, if A exposes classes in B, or you are utilizing classes in B, then
you will have to include a reference to it.
Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"Christina Androne" <ac********@NotAtHome.ro> wrote in message
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Hello
This is a simple question :
I have to build an C# app and inlcude the A.dll in references path.
A.dll makes use of B.dll. Both assemblies are not distributed with
VS.NET. Do I have to add B.dll in the preoject's references as well?
SOrry for the newbie question,
Christina Androne