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Niels van den Berge
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Using 2 DLL's in one solution
Apr 2 2009 11:18 AM
Hello there,
I'm facing a problem for which I hope to get some help on this forum.
I simplified the idea with the following case:
We have an executable (general.exe), and 2 DLL's (Calculation1.dll and Calculation2.dll). All made with C#. Both DLL's got a function called Calc(int x, int y) and return an integer.
The first dll returns value x*y and the second returns the sum of x and y.
The executable imports only Calculation.dll. Depending on which of the two DLL's I call Calculation.dll I want the general.exe to print the x*y or x+y. I'd like to be able to make another DLL with devides x by y as well for the future without changing the general.exe.
I hope I made the case clear. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
With kind regards,
Niels
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