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Circular Dependency Issue

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ChrisB - 12 Sep 2005 16:21 GMT
Hello:

I have created several components that have the following dependency
relationships:
Assembly1 references assemblies A, B, and C.
Assembly2 references assemblies A, B

When attempting to allow Assembly 2 to reference Assembly1, the following
message is returned:
"A reference to Assembly1.Library could not be added. Adding this project as
a reference would cause a circular dependency."

In this scenario, there doesn't seem to be a circular reference.  Any
thoughts on what might be causing the problem?

Thanks!
Chris
dennis.doomen@gmx.net - 13 Sep 2005 11:26 GMT
The only thing I can imagine is that you use Copy Local = false
somewhere and therefore locking some file. Or, A, B, or C is also
referencing Assembly2.

Dennis Doomen
www.dennisdoomen.net

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