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shared assemby

hi,
how do i compile by referring two versions of the same dll.

regards,
kalaivanan

Jan 30 '07 #1
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Hello kalaivanan,

use "extern" alias
see C# Reference of MSDN for more info

khi,
khow do i compile by referring two versions of the same dll.
kregards,
kkalaivanan
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