DLL References (New developer)

I have two projects. Project A and Project B.
In project A I have added Reference of Project B.
And in Project B I have added Reference of Project A.

It was not possible in framework prior to Framework 2.0.
It works great for me.
My question is, is it ok to add reference like this. Is this against any
programing standard.
Please give me some suggestion or advices, as I am very new to software
development.

Thanks
Green

Lloyd
Thu Nov 10 18:55:27 CST 2005

it should not be possible at all!

try to clean up all dll and recompile.
neither project would be able to compile as it requires the other.

if you manage to compile that I suspect it involves project A or B to be
linked to a previous version of the other project.

"Green Taylor" <GreenTaylor@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I have two projects. Project A and Project B.
> In project A I have added Reference of Project B.
> And in Project B I have added Reference of Project A.
>
> It was not possible in framework prior to Framework 2.0.
> It works great for me.
> My question is, is it ok to add reference like this. Is this against any
> programing standard.
> Please give me some suggestion or advices, as I am very new to software
> development.
>
> Thanks
> Green
>

Green
Fri Nov 11 08:24:24 CST 2005

I am not adding project reference(which is not possible). I am just adding
the dll reference to the project.

Green


"Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld> wrote in message
news:ezp9dql5FHA.3312@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> it should not be possible at all!
>
> try to clean up all dll and recompile.
> neither project would be able to compile as it requires the other.
>
> if you manage to compile that I suspect it involves project A or B to be
> linked to a previous version of the other project.
>
> "Green Taylor" <GreenTaylor@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:ePQpi0k5FHA.1276@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>>I have two projects. Project A and Project B.
>> In project A I have added Reference of Project B.
>> And in Project B I have added Reference of Project A.
>>
>> It was not possible in framework prior to Framework 2.0.
>> It works great for me.
>> My question is, is it ok to add reference like this. Is this against any
>> programing standard.
>> Please give me some suggestion or advices, as I am very new to software
>> development.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Green
>>
>
>

Lloyd
Sun Nov 13 17:13:08 CST 2005

>I am not adding project reference(which is not possible). I am just adding
>the dll reference to the project.
>
OK, right.....
how do you build after a clean?
anyway doing this way: it's bad.
better put all the code in the same DLL or remove the interdependency.

if one is MC++ and the other C#, you stuck with writing both (as a single
DLL) in MC++

> Green
>
>
> "Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld> wrote in message
> news:ezp9dql5FHA.3312@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> it should not be possible at all!
>>
>> try to clean up all dll and recompile.
>> neither project would be able to compile as it requires the other.
>>
>> if you manage to compile that I suspect it involves project A or B to be
>> linked to a previous version of the other project.
>>
>> "Green Taylor" <GreenTaylor@nospam.com> wrote in message
>> news:ePQpi0k5FHA.1276@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>>>I have two projects. Project A and Project B.
>>> In project A I have added Reference of Project B.
>>> And in Project B I have added Reference of Project A.
>>>
>>> It was not possible in framework prior to Framework 2.0.
>>> It works great for me.
>>> My question is, is it ok to add reference like this. Is this against any
>>> programing standard.
>>> Please give me some suggestion or advices, as I am very new to software
>>> development.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Green
>>>
>>
>>
>
>