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c# - can you make a “weak” assembly reference to a strong named assembly

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问题 For various reasons i would rather not use strong named (signed) assemblies in my project. however, one of the projects is referenced by a sharepoint web part which means it must be signed. is it possible to have this assembly signed but when I reference it from other projects, to do so using a non-strong reference. this would give me the advantages of having a non-signed assembly for the rest of my code but still allow it to be loaded by sharepoint. 回答1: The simplest way to do this is

Why are signed assemblies slow to load?

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I encountered a strange problem this week that I can't explain: I switched my application to use the signed version of some third party assemblies (Xceed Grid and some of their other components) and the application start time went into the toilet. Each time the application loaded a signed assembly, it took 30 seconds to load. Application start went from 5 seconds to over 90 seconds. What the heck is going on here?! Some other info: This is a WinForms app running under .NET 3.5 SP1. The computer had no internet connection (on purpose, for security). Jason Evans Have a look at these links: http:

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