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Hello, I used VS 2005 to create a console application. Got the application
working just fine. I then decided I would create a folder for each of my
"console" applications within that project. I created a new folder and
placed the working application under tht folder (This included the .config
file, the driver .cs (void main) and the class which is called by the driver
class which does all of the work).
I created a new folder for a new console application and created a .config
file, a driver class and then a class which would do all "work" for this new
console application.
When I compile the project, it flags the 2 "Driver" classes with the error
indicating that there is more then one "entry" point. How do I correct this
problem? How should I create these types of projects in the future? Start
the project with defining it as nothing more then a "Class Library" and then
create folders and then create the console application under those folder?
Thanks in advace for your assistance!!
working just fine. I then decided I would create a folder for each of my
"console" applications within that project. I created a new folder and
placed the working application under tht folder (This included the .config
file, the driver .cs (void main) and the class which is called by the driver
class which does all of the work).
I created a new folder for a new console application and created a .config
file, a driver class and then a class which would do all "work" for this new
console application.
When I compile the project, it flags the 2 "Driver" classes with the error
indicating that there is more then one "entry" point. How do I correct this
problem? How should I create these types of projects in the future? Start
the project with defining it as nothing more then a "Class Library" and then
create folders and then create the console application under those folder?
Thanks in advace for your assistance!!