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The way to get around this is just to have multiple projects - at my employer, we regularly have projects written in C# and F# in the same solution, and dependi
by ivraatiems 4y ago
The way to get around this is just to have multiple projects - at my employer, we regularly have projects written in C# and F# in the same solution, and depending on one another. That will work just fine.
- sebazzz 4y agoYou can also build a module instead of assembly (=default output of a project) but IDE support for modules is limited. After the modules are generated, an single assembly can be made from them.