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Jimmy A
I know your not suppose to be able to do this...but is there a
work-around in the Compact Framework. I was reading in another post
that you can manually edit the project file and get this to work, but
I am having no luck.
Here is my problem. Say you have a Pocket PC app (exe) and want to do
some Unit Testing on it from a separate assembly that works with a
Pocket PC NUnit port. I need a way to reference the exe that is
created to test some of the classes in it. I know only assemblies are
suppose to share code, but I think the devs are going to architect the
app to only be an exe.
BTW the fact that you can not ref an exe sucks, from what I have read
you can do this in Java AND its not a limitation of .NET, it's a
restriction imposed by VS. Apparently you can compile /r and this is
suppose to work, but thats not what I want to do?
Help?
work-around in the Compact Framework. I was reading in another post
that you can manually edit the project file and get this to work, but
I am having no luck.
Here is my problem. Say you have a Pocket PC app (exe) and want to do
some Unit Testing on it from a separate assembly that works with a
Pocket PC NUnit port. I need a way to reference the exe that is
created to test some of the classes in it. I know only assemblies are
suppose to share code, but I think the devs are going to architect the
app to only be an exe.
BTW the fact that you can not ref an exe sucks, from what I have read
you can do this in Java AND its not a limitation of .NET, it's a
restriction imposed by VS. Apparently you can compile /r and this is
suppose to work, but thats not what I want to do?
Help?