I need to access the raw .NET framework libraries ( such as System ) and etc. All of the libraries that are required by .NET programs to run. Is there a specific place on my harddrive that I can find them all?
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I need to access the raw .NET framework libraries ( such as System ) and etc. All of the libraries that are required by .NET programs to run. Is there a specific place on my harddrive that I can find them all?
The .NET 3.0 extra assemblies are in various places under C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET, just look around for them.
I would also wonder why you would want to directly access these assemblies. The only real use I can think of is using the runtime compiler to load specific assemblies manually, but you can usually just specify the assembly filename because they are almost all in the GAC.