DLLs

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Is it possible to write DLLs in C#? If yes can someone give some links to
articles/tutorials that deal with this subject.

Thanks.
 
Yes.

If you are using Visual Studio:
New project,
Class Library

It is a managed class DLL. The framework is required. Other .NET programs
will need to make a reference to it and refer to it's namespace.

HTH,
--- Nick
 
It's possible to compile for COM compatibility as well (unmanaged.)

Go into the project properties, and go into the configuration "tab" (or
whatever it is). Make sure that "Register for COM interop" is checked.
You will probably have to generate a signature key for it.
 
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