Multiple projects sharing the same code without a circular link

Question

I have a C # and F # project. Both must be a service level code. But sometimes the code from both projects must have access to the code in another project.

Can each project link to another without any problems?

Answer 1

You have no links to circular assemblies. This will require reorganization of the parts used by both assemblies into a third assembly, which can be referenced by both.

Answer 2

You need to create a 3d project where you have to add links from both, and then you can use the methods and objects from C # and F # projects together.

But usually you don’t need such a cross reference. This should be an architecture issue.