To allow storing assemblies in the Global Assembly Cache, their names must be unique. Therefore, use the namespace name as a prefix of the name of the assembly. As an example, consider a group of classes organized under the namespace Philips.PmsMR.Platform.OSInterface. In that case, the assembly generated from those classes will be called Philips.PmsMR.Platform.OSInterface.dll.

If multiple assemblies are built from the same namespace, it is allowed to append a unique postfix to the namespace name.