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Asked: 2026-05-30T09:22:45+00:00

we have a very old windows program which developed with c# and with every

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we have a very old windows program which developed with c# and with every new publishment the customers need to reinstall the program’s new version. I wonder that if it’s possible.

  1. I will store all classes into txt files
  2. When program starts to run, my dispatcher class will search for related txt file and it will create the form/class with Assembly.Load on the fly.
  3. Let’s assume if I change something in X form, I will only revise the text file related to X form and overwrite it.

Is this possible?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Why txt files, you mean in source code form? Assembly.Load() is not a compiler.

    This is not Java. You do not compile classes into *.class files (binary files).
    An aggregate of C# classes are compiled into dll (a binary file).
    Assembly.Load() only loads .NET dll.

    So not possible to use Assembly.Load() directly with text files.

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