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Bob Rock
Hello,
I was wondering when multi-file assemblies may be useful.
With multi-file assemblies you may place inside the same assembly
netmodules coded in different languages and as a consequence code from
a module may obviously utilize private and internal classes defined in
other module (maybe even coded in different languages). Apart this I
personally see no other reasons to using multi-file assemblies.
Are there any other reason and situations where multi-file assemblies
have a sense???
May they come useful for application update purposes too??? Do they
allow like the updating of only the changed netmodules and of the
binary file containing the metadata???
BTW I find most annoying not being able to pull all netmodules inside
a single file (but then there would be no multi-file assemblies
).
Being able to do so would really be wonderful.
Bob Rock
I was wondering when multi-file assemblies may be useful.
With multi-file assemblies you may place inside the same assembly
netmodules coded in different languages and as a consequence code from
a module may obviously utilize private and internal classes defined in
other module (maybe even coded in different languages). Apart this I
personally see no other reasons to using multi-file assemblies.
Are there any other reason and situations where multi-file assemblies
have a sense???
May they come useful for application update purposes too??? Do they
allow like the updating of only the changed netmodules and of the
binary file containing the metadata???
BTW I find most annoying not being able to pull all netmodules inside
a single file (but then there would be no multi-file assemblies

Being able to do so would really be wonderful.
Bob Rock