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I wondered if it is possible to compile an application . NET Framework in just one executable file. No files .dll outsiders.
I did some research but was unsuccessful.
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If you just want to put it all together just use the Ilmerge.exe. It’s a standard . NET Framework tool.
If you can accept a DLL you can use the .NET Core, but cannot run any application.
If you want an executable even (unmanaged), you can use .NET Native, but is not yet available for every type of application. The Mono already gives.
From . NET Core 3.0 is possible publish everything as a single file.
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I’m gonna test this Ilmerge.
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You can use the Costura to join all app dependencies into one .exe.
Just add to your project, that when installing the package, a file .xml with the fusion configuration and a new import at the .csproj who brings the targets that the Costura needs to merge the application during the compilation phase.
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In this case, I believe that the ideal is to mount an installer.
– Roberto de Campos
@Robertodecampos is what we do these days. I wanted to compile a new application in just one file to make it easier to deliver it to the old application. The two will work together.
– Gabriel Ferreira
See if it helps you: http://www.andrealveslima.com.br/blog/index.php/2014/11/27/criando-instaladores-para-aplicativos-net/
– Barbetta
@Barbetta We currently use the Inno Compiler cited in the article.
– Gabriel Ferreira
In hand: http://codeblog.larsholm.net/2011/06/embed-dlls-easily-in-a-net-assembly/
– Jéf Bueno
Whoa, I’m gonna test this.
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