Static Linking of libraries created on C# .NET

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ILMerge is what you’re after.

I’m not sure I’d really call this “static linking” – it’s just merging several assemblies into one. (In particular, please don’t get the impression that this is building a native, unmanaged executable.) However, I think it’s what you’re after 🙂

Update: ILMerge is now open source and is also available as a NuGet package:

Install-Package ilmerge

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