Hi,
I have a question...I'm porting something from VB over to VB.NET. My solution is comprised of 1 executable with references to other dll's.
The dll's are categorized based on content of the functions. For example: I have a dll (i.e. DateProcess) that contains seveal date related specific functionality including but not limited to calling another date related dll and the functiona are to be callable from DateProcess. I have another dll (i.e. CoreCommon) that peforms other "common" components such as a file creation.
The problem is - in the CoreCommon I am creating a file and I am using a function in the DateProcess dll.
Since, CoreCommon includes "common" functions the DateProcess has a reference to the CoreCommon.
Now, I understand the reasoning with the memory leak what existed from VB6 but I believe I was handling it appropriately then. Whereas I would set the object created for the function of the DateProcess to nothing. (Basically, destroy it).
However, I cannot even add the reference in DateProcess due to the circular reference item.
Anybody have any thoughts on this?
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