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Asked: 2026-06-09T19:09:25+00:00

I have a C# project with two namespaces. A GUI ( Stoff3GUI as namespace)

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I have a C# project with two namespaces. A GUI (Stoff3GUI as namespace) with the GUI xaml and .cs files, marked as starting object and a Library (Stoff3Lib as namespace) with all the classes doing the actual work.

Now, when I compile my code, I will receive a .exe file Stoff3GUI.exe and a .dll Stoff3Lib.dll. In Visual Studio, both namespaces are part of the same Project.

How can I compile the classes from the Stoff3Lib into the .exe file without producing a separated .dll file?

Edit:

Changed the xxx to my project name Stoff3 for better understanding.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If both namespaces are part of the same project, you should already only end up getting a single assembly.

    This can differ with web project setups (various different flavours of web projects create assemblies in times and manners I’ve never understood) but for standalone executable projects, it really is “one project produces one assembly” in all cases as far as I’m aware. Double-check that you really only have one project – for example, you shouldn’t have any references in the project to an xxxLib assembly.

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