Equivalent of a C++ library

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What is the equivalent of a C++ library in VB .NET? I have a collection of
classes that will be used by several Windows applications (.NET solutions).
How do I go about putting them into a "library", that can be shared.
 
Rude,
..NET does not have a C++ library per se.

You can create a .NET Class Library projects which creates a new assembly
(.DLL). that you can then reference from several Windows Applications.

Hope this helps
Jay
 
Thanks for the quick response. I don't have a ".NET Class Library" project
type when I create a new project. I'm using VB .NET 2003 standard edition.
 
Answered my own question - it's not available as part of VB .NET 2003
standard edition. Shit!
 
There are some workarounds for creating class libraries with VB.Net Standard
Edition. Try searching on groups.google.com, or posting on
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb.
 
Rude,
As Robert stated, there are a couple of work arounds, I do not have links
either, I suggest searching the microsoft.public.dotnet.* at
groups.google.com

Hope this helps
Jay
 

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