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At the moment I have added and referenced another project to my main solution. It works, but then I need the separate dll that is compiled.
How can I reference another project without the need for a separate dll that I have to distribute with my final exe?
A C# class project in a Visual Studio solution always compiles to an assembly, so adding a project reference will inevitably mean that your executable references the assembly built as a result of compiling the other project. If you don’t want to distribute the separate assembly with your executable the only thing you can do is to ILMERGE the assembly into your executable as a part of your deployment build process,