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IN VS2008, for C#, How can I figure out which references are needed and which are not?
If you look in the solution explorer for a certain project and expand the references folder, is there a way to tell those that are never called? Will this be determined at compile time and simply not included?
Looks like Resharper is it. However I wouldn’t worry too much about it as the unused assemblies are ignored by the compiler.