How to create dll in visual studio 2010

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Dear ALL,

How to create a dll in VB.NET 2010. Please help me out.

Regards,
Mohi

Posted 24-Jun-12 22:16pm

mvengaqua

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Solution 1

try below link..
this link will be usefull.

Posted 24-Jun-12 22:46pm

ssd_coolguy

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mvengaqua 25-Jun-12 5:30am

i WANT TO DO THIS IN VB.NET. AND NOT IN C#

[no name] 25-Jun-12 20:03pm

Do you always scream at people who are trying to help you?

ssd_coolguy 25-Jun-12 9:22am

i don't think there is too much diff in both..

mvengaqua 25-Jun-12 22:57pm

sorry if i sounded like screaming.

Solution 3

In .NET with visual studio creating DLL is very simple.

Go to VB.NET projects in visual studio, select Class Library project template, it create project, which compiles to DLL

Posted 24-Jun-12 22:57pm

kishhr

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Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-24T22:49:00

Solution 2

Have a look on simple 9 steps for Creating DLL[^] in VB.NET.

Google[^] will give you results in quick time. So, always FIRST google it then post your questions here.

Posted 24-Jun-12 22:49pm

Prasad_Kulkarni

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mvengaqua 25-Jun-12 6:01am

THANKS PRASAD I GOT IT

Prasad_Kulkarni 25-Jun-12 6:13am

Glad it helps!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-25T13:46:00

A DLL or EXE is not significant in .NET. Do you mean "create a class library"? Well, create a class library, and the output assembly will be compiled to the file of the name *.DLL, by default, but the file name does not really matter.

Moreover, in principle, any assembly could be used and referenced by some other assembly as a class library, even it was compiled as EXE to be a main executable module for an application. The only difference of EXE is having the entry point understood by a standard loader.

—SA