Assembly linking is an acute angle of any application including multiple assemblies. In combination with the other features of Skater .NET Obfuscator, assembly linking provides conclusive advantages for your .NET application by increasing reliability and security while reducing size. If your executable relies on .NET assemblies, assembly linking is categorical to protect your application against deciphering and hackers. Also it allows package your application effectually. |
When packaging, during the assembly obfuscation, you can combine assemblies using the assembly linker. For example, instead of deploying main.dll, a.dll, and b.dll separately, you could deploy main.dll using the Assembly Linker interface that is a significant part of Skater .NET Obfuscator. The a.dll and b.dll will be joined into the main.dll |
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When distributing several closely related but separate DLLs is not that much of a plague, it would be a nice if, since they are so closely interlaced, you could merge these different assemblies into one. The ability to merge multiple libraries together would simplify deployment in many cases; applications that use several different languages or huge applications written in the same language but built upon many different projects would benefit from single-assembly deployment. |
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