The ProjectLinker helps keep the source for two projects in sync by automatically creating a linked file in one project as files are added in another project.
Note: The provided source does not include an installer or VSIX definition. If you plan to distribute a version of your own ProjectLinker, you will need to create your own installer or VSIX project to work with this.
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Glad to see this in Visual Studio 2010 - it is a "must have" tool if you are going to be linking files for multi-targeted development. The following blog shows how to install it within a few minutes from within Visual Studio 2010 (w/webcast).
http://www.global-webnet.net/blogengine/post/2010/09/12/VS2010-Project-linker.aspx
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BillKrat
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Sep 13 2010 at 3:04 AM
Project Linker became vital with its first release for me in syncronizing WPF and Silverlight projects and may take an even bigger role for me in syncronizing frameworks across .NET versions with multi-targeting. Since the .NET 4 release, I have been actively awaiting this upgrade and even attempted to port the source code myself for VS2010 unsuccessfully. This product is great and a must have!
by
ericis
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Jun 4 2010 at 4:35 PM