Creating assembly from multiple files at runtime

**Jon Skeet [C# MVP]** · Jun 27 '08, 07:45 PM

Re: Creating assembly from multiple files at runtime

On Apr 18, 2:03 pm, "Andrus" <kobrule...@hot .eewrote:

I need to create assembly at runtime from multiple pre-compiled obj and cs
files embedded into
resource file. I have found only samples which create assembly from single
file like
>
Microsoft.CShar p.CSharpCodePro vider provider = new
Microsoft.CShar p.CSharpCodePro vider
(new Dictionary<stri ng, string>() { { "CompilerVersio n",
"v3.5" } });
>
CompilerParamet ers compilerParamet ers = new CompilerParamet ers {
>
GenerateInMemor y = true };
>
CompilerResults compilerResults =
provider.Compil eAssemblyFromSo urce(compilerPa rameters, code);
return compilerResults .CompiledAssemb ly;
>
How to create assembly from multiple files ?

See CompileAssembly FromFile, which takes multiple filenames.

However, they all need to be source files as far as I'm aware - not a
mixture of .cs and .obj files.

Jon

Creating assembly from multiple files at runtime

Creating assembly from multiple files at runtime

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