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Specifying memory-based assemblies for CompileAssemblyFromSource

Asked by CyberSwine in C# Programming Language

Tags: compileassemblyfromsource

I've written a function that compiles an assembly directly in memory from a C# code snippet. It uses CompileAssemblyFromSource() to do this. I specify a CompilerParameters object where GenerateInMemory is set to true while GenerateExecutable is set to false. This creates a memory-based assembly that contains a class library. As I understand it this class library does not end up in a DLL on disk (I actually checked the Location property of the generated assembly; it is empty).

I have now reached the point where I need to add references to other assemblies in order to make the code snippet compilable. The online help tells me I should provide the DLL file names of these assemblies as a string array in the ReferencedAssemblies property of the CompilerParameters object. This is all fine for file-based assemblies. But how do I reference memory-based assemblies like the one I'm compiling? Is this not possible?

Ideally I would be using a setting like ReferencedAssemblies that takes System.Reflection.Assembly objects rather than filenames, but I haven't found anything like this.


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