C# DLLs (C# Programming Guide)

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You can use Visual C# to create DLLs that are callable by other managed applications and by unmanaged code.

In This Section

• How to: Create and Use C# DLLs (C# Programming Guide)
  Shows how to create class library projects in Visual C#.

Related Sections

• /baseaddress (C# Compiler Options)
  Describes the /baseaddress compiler option which lets you specify the preferred base address at which to load a DLL.

• Creating a Class to Hold DLL Functions
  Explains how wrapping a frequently used DLL function in a managed class is an effective approach to encapsulate platform functionality.

• Why Don't My DLL Breakpoints Work?
  Lists reasons why breakpoints might not work as expected in DLLs and solutions or workarounds for each case.

• Debugging DLL Projects
  Provides information about how to debug DLL projects.

• C# Programming Guide
  Provides links to topics that explain features in C#.