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Big Daddy Farang31-Oct-12 5:38
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C-P-User-331-Oct-12 8:09
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David Knechtges wrote:
Oh and one other thing - USB-Serial devices can cause exceptions when pulled out of a computer while the serial port is open. You will need to be aware of that and handle that as well.

Good thinking.

My mind immediately reverts to what has worked excellently for years; "Include" files.

Do they work in C# like they do with (many of, most of, almost all) embedded systems assembly language development systems ?

e.g., for ease of reading, and for code organization, the sub-sections are Included; I'm thinking like Macros and constant definitions, but I suppose that code can also be included.

I just searched for "C#, #Include" here on codeproject.com and barely understood the hits I got. Suggestions welcome.

Do I just give every source file the same Namespace, and make the all the classes within the namespace public ?

By the way, is the process the same here as elsewhere ? e.g., write then compile then link then execute ?
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