Apidcloud
Reputation: 4038
Where is DLL entry point in C#?
I'm currently trying to embed a DLL (as a resource) in another dll, but I'm having a slight little problem.
Where is DLL entry point located? I mean, in a WPF I would have an app.xaml.cs file, but what if my project is a library itself?
Where should I, let's say, program AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve so it picks it from resources instead? I don't have a program class to do that.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2328
Answers (1)
SLaks
Reputation: 887451
DLLs don't have entry points.
Instead, classes are loaded and used as necessary.
Instead of handling AssemblyResolve, you should simply call Assembly.Load in static initializers before using any type from the other assembly.
Upvotes: 2
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