I am trying to build a C# program that converts a different language into C# code. I have the program working fine, converting the code and writing it to a .cs file. I want to have this file automatic
I have a C# solution and some referenced dll-s. Even though when compiling in visual studio(vs2010) it appears as it succeeded, when using the C# compiler it fails: missing dll apparently..
I have two assemblies with the exact same interface (lets call them Assem1 and Assem2) Is it possible to use extern alias in order to call methods of Assem1 from Assem2?
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gcc has an option of -s to generate assembly source code. Does csc (MS C# compiler) or dmcs (mono C# compiler) have equivalence? I mean do those compilers provide an option to generate IL source code
With this simple C# code, I run csc hello.cs; ildasm /out=hello.txt hello.exe. class Hello { public static void Main()
Is there a way to get path for the latest .NET Framework\'s csc.exe? The file usually in: c:\\Windows\\Microsoft.NET\\Framework\\vX.X.XXX but the problem is there can be multiple 开发者_开发问答versi
I\'m creating bild-file for a project containing several 3rd-party libraries located inside a lib-folder. So my build-script looks like this:
I have a console application that uses an app.config file however I can\'t figure out how to include that in the command line parameters so that the output will create the Program.exe.config when I co
Where is the .NET command line compiler (csc.exe) located after install? I\'m trying to set up my path to compile C# applications from the command line, but I can\'t find where csc.exe has been insta
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