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<blockquote data-quote="elloco999" data-source="post: 6825" data-attributes="member: 1467">Hi,I have written a number of vb modules that I use in several of my applications. I would like to put these modules in a dll file, so I can simply include that in future projects.To do this, I've been looking in the MSDN, but several things are not clear to me.- There seems to be a difference between single file and multi file assemblies. Is an multi file assembly an assembly that consists of several dll files, or does it mean it has several source files?- The MSDN states Visual Studio can be used to make single file assemblies, but I can't find how... And for mulit file assemblies you need a compiler (vbc for vb files?) but where can I find that compiler?- Many assemblies have a tree-like structure (ex. the system assembly: to use the Input/Output you need to include System.IO). I want to use this in my assembly. I have a security module and a custom input/output module. I would like to have these in my assembly (called tsd.dll) like this: tsd.security and tsd.IO But how do I do this?If anyone can nudge me in the right direction with this... Or maybe someone knows a good tutoriol or article about this? I haven't found one yet...Greets,El Loco</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elloco999, post: 6825, member: 1467"] Hi, I have written a number of vb modules that I use in several of my applications. I would like to put these modules in a dll file, so I can simply include that in future projects. To do this, I've been looking in the MSDN, but several things are not clear to me. - There seems to be a difference between single file and multi file assemblies. Is an multi file assembly an assembly that consists of several dll files, or does it mean it has several source files? - The MSDN states Visual Studio can be used to make single file assemblies, but I can't find how... And for mulit file assemblies you need a compiler (vbc for vb files?) but where can I find that compiler? - Many assemblies have a tree-like structure (ex. the system assembly: to use the Input/Output you need to include System.IO). I want to use this in my assembly. I have a security module and a custom input/output module. I would like to have these in my assembly (called tsd.dll) like this: tsd.security and tsd.IO But how do I do this? If anyone can nudge me in the right direction with this... Or maybe someone knows a good tutoriol or article about this? I haven't found one yet... Greets, El Loco [/QUOTE]

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