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broken to bare-bones scene:
I have a program in c# that calls a .exe inside cmd(using process.start), passing some required arguments.
What i’m trying to do: Include the exe into the project so that i don’t have to call cmd.
Any idea?
If you just want to include so you don’t have to ship two files then just include it into the project as “embedded resource” (see project item options) and then you can call ResourceManager.GetStream and write it to file and call Process.Start.
If you want integrate the functions of that exe so that the exe is not needed anymore (no Process.Start) then you need the source code…
EDIT:
the “write to file” is not necessary if the exe is .NET – then you can directly load it from the resource stream as Assembly/AppDomin and execute it.