Hello,
I have a DLL file (lets call it A) that is build upon another DLL file (lets
call it B). So A contains information about the version of the assembly B.
Because of different reasons I had to write a DLL file (C) which has the
same interface and the same functionality as B. So A could use C instead of
B. But my VS 2003 tells me that it can't use the new assembly because it
would override the dependency of A to B.
Is there any way to force that A uses C? Because A is not written by me, I
can't compile it with the new underlying DLL (C).
I hope it was not so confusing and somebody could help me.
Thanks
Matthias
I have a DLL file (lets call it A) that is build upon another DLL file (lets
call it B). So A contains information about the version of the assembly B.
Because of different reasons I had to write a DLL file (C) which has the
same interface and the same functionality as B. So A could use C instead of
B. But my VS 2003 tells me that it can't use the new assembly because it
would override the dependency of A to B.
Is there any way to force that A uses C? Because A is not written by me, I
can't compile it with the new underlying DLL (C).
I hope it was not so confusing and somebody could help me.
Thanks
Matthias