Shared *.cs files in multiple projects with different version of .NET Framework?

Question

.NET

Good afternoon!
Is it possible to refer to common *.cs files in different c# projects in order to avoid creating extra *.dll libraries?

Answer 1

When adding a file, add it as a link.

Answer 2

Opportunity - is. But it's better not to do that. If you have some common cs files, then separate them into a separate project, link them, and so on.

Answer 3

You can make links to files in another folder, Shared projects appeared in the 2015 studio - these are projects that are not compiled in the usual sense (into a separate assembly), but are "included" in each project that refers to this shared-project. However,
> to avoid creating extra *.dll libraries?
what exactly is the problem? You can compile under different dotnets by making different project configurations, this is a normal situation. Do you need one exe file to be strict?

Answer 4

Hmm, you don't need to do that, what's stopping you from .dll?