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2012 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Building and Configuring Class Libraries
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During the first four sections of this text, you have created a number of “stand-alone” executable applications, in which all of the programming logic was packaged within a single executable file (*.exe). These executable assemblies were making use of little more than the primary .NET class library, mscorlib.dll. While some simple .NET programs may be constructed using nothing more than the .NET base class libraries, chances are it will be commonplace for you (or your teammates) to isolate reusable programming logic into
custom
class libraries (*.dll files) that can be shared among applications.