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Hi guys.

Is it possible in C# to execute stream of C++ or C codes that was read in a .txt file?
If No, why?
If Yes, what are the requirements to do this.

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Yes, it is possible.

No it isn't practical without a fair amount of work.
You could do it by using an existing C/C++ compiler of compile the code, link it, and run teh rsulting executable, but frankly it's a nuisance job, and kinda messy, particularly if there are any errors in teh source, or you want to integrate you own values / code into it.

The other solution is to write or find a C/C++ compiler/interpreter on the web and try that - but again, it's a messy job that probably just causes more problems than it solves.

What are you trying to achieve, that you think this is a good idea?
 
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Member 9886727 19-Mar-13 1:02am    
That is our task, to execute C/C++ codes that came from a text in C# passing some parameters
OriginalGriff 19-Mar-13 4:08am    
Why?
I wouldn't want to do that because of the security risks alone, but if you must, then your best rout is to use an existing compiler/linker and hope like heck.

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