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3ggerhappy
3ggerhappy

Reputation: 223

What are these numbers in an assembly or file in a vdproj file?

{**9F6F8455-1EF1-4B85-886A-4223BCC8E7F7**}:**_03AB8A75D149B335EA5B97C256BF5342**"
        {
        "AssemblyRegister" = "3:1"
        "AssemblyIsInGAC" = "11:FALSE"
        "AssemblyAsmDisplayName" = "8:UILibrary, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, processorArchitecture=x86"
            "ScatterAssemblies"
            {
                "**_03AB8A75D149B335EA5B97C256BF5342**"
                {
                "Name" = "8:UILibrary.DLL"
                "Attributes" = "3:512"
                }
            }
        "SourcePath" = "8:UILibrary.DLL"
        "TargetName" = "8:"
        "Tag" = "8:"
        "Folder" = "8:**_03B2F8A0E94043BBA08EC194BFA35C4A**"
        "Condition" = "8:"
        "Transitive" = "11:FALSE"
        "Vital" = "11:TRUE"
        "ReadOnly" = "11:FALSE"
        "Hidden" = "11:FALSE"
        "System" = "11:FALSE"
        "Permanent" = "11:FALSE"
        "SharedLegacy" = "11:FALSE"
        "PackageAs" = "3:1"
        "Register" = "3:1"
        "Exclude" = "11:TRUE"
        "IsDependency" = "11:TRUE"
        "IsolateTo" = "8:"
        }

Those numbers inside the **, can anyone please tell me what they are and what they are for? thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 709

Answers (1)

Robert Koritnik
Robert Koritnik

Reputation: 105071

These are GUIDs or in other words Globally Unique Identifiers. You'll find all the information you need if you click the link that will transfer you to Wikipedia article about 'em.

BTW: Microsoft's implementation is called UUID or Universally Unique Identifier. Arrogant? Maybe.

Upvotes: 1

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