title: C# call a static method at runtime without a build time reference?
body: <p>I am writing a system in C# .net (2.0).  It has a pluggable module sort of architecture.  Assemblies can be added to the system without rebuilding the base modules.  To make a connection to the new module, I wish to attempt to call a static method in some other module by name.  I do not want the called module to be referenced in any manner at build time.</p>
  
  <p>Back when I was writing unmanaged code starting from the path to the .dll file I would use LoadLibrary() to get the .dll into memory then use get GetProcAddress() get a pointer to the function I wished to call.  How do I achieve the same result in C# / .NET.</p>