how to combine several programming languages?

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I know that the possibility exists of combining several programming languages in the same application. But I'd like to see some practical examples and perhaps best practices of how this is done. I have read that they could be packed into separate dll-s, but does this mean that I can't actually include the codefiles in the same project in Visual Studio? I mean having for example *.vb and *.cs-files to be able to debug or develop both at the same time

/David Givoni
 
Hi Givoni,

VS.NET supports different languages seamlessly as long as they are separated
into different assemblies - just create assemblies in different languages
within a solution.
..NET supports even mixing of languages into same assembly.

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Miha Markic - RightHand .NET consulting & software development
miha at rthand com
www.rthand.com

Givoni said:
I know that the possibility exists of combining several programming
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languages in the same application. But I'd like to see some practical
examples and perhaps best practices of how this is done. I have read that
they could be packed into separate dll-s, but does this mean that I can't
actually include the codefiles in the same project in Visual Studio? I mean
having for example *.vb and *.cs-files to be able to debug or develop both
at the same time?
 
hi Miha

How to combine mulitple dlls into one assembly? Since we are working on different project using different languages such as C# and J# we will be soon end up having many dlls. In order to simplyfiy distribution process, is there anyway we can combine all dlls into a single dll

Amit
 
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