**RESOLVED**DLL Hell VB6 vs .NET

Hello,

when I understand VB .NET well, I can make dll's, and use them in my program. When I compile my program, a dll is automatically copied to the directory where the executable is created (normally <proj. path>\<app. path>\bin).

I've tested this, edited my dll, and simply replaced that dll by the program, without recompiling the program. It worked! Even when I removed some stuff out of the classes in the dll!

So, my question is: does this always work, assuming that the functions and subs don't change, and also not the parameters, or are there any hidden tricks, that make it not working?

that is the general idea...
so if u get it broken u contact microsoft and tell them that millions if not billions of dollars they spent on .net just went down the drain

thnx

Well considering you dont change method signitures, and parameters, everything should work.