CSharp/C#, Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET

Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET

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roge #1 / 5	Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET While I have the MS Visual Studio .NET IDE, I'd like to first get knowlege of how all of these .NET components work together to create an application. Is there any URL that documents compiling, linking, deploying a C# application from the command line... thru WordPad and batch files? I'd like to get a 'background'/theoretical view before going on to the IDE. thank you roger
Wed, 22 Jun 2005 02:04:59 GMT

Christoph Schittk #2 / 5	Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET It's all in the Framework SDK documentation. Look under the section "Compiler and Language Reference". The SDK documentation is installed when you install the SDK, which is also part of VS.NET or it is available online at the MSDN Library [1] HTH, -- Christoph Schittko Software Architect [1] http://msdn.microsoft.com/library Quote: > While I have the MS Visual Studio .NET IDE, > I'd like to first get knowlege of how all of these .NET components > work together to create an application. > Is there any URL that documents compiling, linking, deploying a C# > application from the command line... thru WordPad and batch files? > I'd like to get a 'background'/theoretical view before going on to the > IDE. > thank you > roger
Wed, 22 Jun 2005 03:01:53 GMT

Richard A Low #3 / 5	Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET I think it's a good approach you're taking Here's a start on command line compiling: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/csco... There are tons of articles and threads about how assemblies work together and how you can assemble and use code files, modules and assemblies. A lot of the information available online is not specific to VS.NET, although I don't have any other URLs handy. Richard Quote: > While I have the MS Visual Studio .NET IDE, > I'd like to first get knowlege of how all of these .NET components > work together to create an application. > Is there any URL that documents compiling, linking, deploying a C# > application from the command line... thru WordPad and batch files? > I'd like to get a 'background'/theoretical view before going on to the > IDE. > thank you > roger
Wed, 22 Jun 2005 03:11:53 GMT

#4 / 5	Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET
Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT

roge #5 / 5	Compiling,assembling,deploying thru command line NOT thru VS.NET Quote: >While I have the MS Visual Studio .NET IDE, >I'd like to first get knowlege of how all of these .NET components >work together to create an application. >Is there any URL that documents compiling, linking, deploying a C# >application from the command line... thru WordPad and batch files? >I'd like to get a 'background'/theoretical view before going on to the >IDE. >thank you >roger
Wed, 22 Jun 2005 10:57:05 GMT

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