C# Language Pocket Reference

Namespaces and Assemblies

Table 1-6 allows you to look up a namespace and determine which assemblies export that namespace. This information is helpful when constructing the appropriate /reference:<file list> command-line option for the C# compiler. However, commonly used assemblies are referenced by default.

For a complete list of default assemblies, see the global C# response file, csc.rsp , in %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\VERSION, where VERSION is the version number of the framework (the first release of .NET is v1.0.3705). You can modify csc.rsp to affect all compilations that run on your machine, or you can create a local csc.rsp in your current directory. The local response file is processed after the global one. You can use the /noconfig switch with csc.exe to disable the local and global csc.rsp files entirely.

Table 1-6. Namespace and assembly cross-reference

Namespace	DLLs
Accessibility	Accessibility.dll
EnvDTE	envdte.dll
IEHost.Execute	IEExecRemote.dll
Microsoft.CLRAdmin	mscorcfg.dll
Microsoft.CSharp	cscompmgd.dll System.dll
Microsoft.IE	IEHost.dll IIEHost.dll
Microsoft.JScript	Microsoft.JScript.dll
Microsoft.JScript.Vsa	Microsoft.JScript.dll
Microsoft.Office.Core	office.dll
Microsoft.VisualBasic	Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll System.dll
Microsoft.VisualBasic. Compatibility.VB6	Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility.Data.dll Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility.dll
Microsoft.VisualBasic.