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Compile C# Class without VS 2003

I want to compile a simple c# class file without having to create project in
visual studio .net...I know that I can use sharpdevelop, but I don't need all
of it's fancy features, I just want a simple program that allows you to write
a c# class and then compile it!

I have been searching the net for this application I once saw that will
allow you to create a c# class and then compile it! I forgot what the name
of it was but I know that it's available out there! Can anyone tell me the
name of the application and where to download it at?

Thanks in advance!
Ed_P.
Nov 16 '05 #1
2 1198
I just found what I was looking for, anyone interested go to this page:
http://davidhayden.com/blog/dave/arc...05/26/277.aspx

"Ed_P." wrote:
I want to compile a simple c# class file without having to create project in
visual studio .net...I know that I can use sharpdevelop, but I don't need all
of it's fancy features, I just want a simple program that allows you to write
a c# class and then compile it!

I have been searching the net for this application I once saw that will
allow you to create a c# class and then compile it! I forgot what the name
of it was but I know that it's available out there! Can anyone tell me the
name of the application and where to download it at?

Thanks in advance!
Ed_P.

Nov 16 '05 #2

"Ed_P." <Ed*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0C**********************************@microsof t.com...
I want to compile a simple c# class file without having to create project in visual studio .net...I know that I can use sharpdevelop, but I don't need all of it's fancy features, I just want a simple program that allows you to write a c# class and then compile it!


Any text editor can create a C# program. You can compile it with csc.exe,
which comes with the .NET framework. If your build becomes more complex,
and you want to automate it, you can use ANT or NANT, both of which are free
for downloading.
Nov 16 '05 #3

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