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I have 2 assemblies. Assembly2 is referenced by Assembly1.
Why is Assembly2 locked?
I thought the whole assembly is loaded into the RAM by the JIT-Compiler, isn’t it?
How does the machinism work when a referenced assembly is called?
(yes, the question could have been better, still…)
Referenced assemblies are loaded into the process and are thus locked. You can get around this with shadow copying, or just make sure you close every process that uses your assemblies before you attempt to modify them.