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What is the simplest way to run and/or compile C# in a Windows evironment?

Posted 17-Dec-09 4:54am

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Updated 17-Dec-09 9:18am

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Abhishek Sur · Answer 1 · 2009-12-17T05:20:00

Solution 2

If you dont have Visual Studio :
To run a program, Open console and run

csc.exe yourcsfile.cs

The Compiled exe will be produced on the same folder you are in.

Check this :
http://www.csharphelp.com/2006/12/c-tutorial-for-beginners/[^]

:cool:

Posted 17-Dec-09 5:20am

Abhishek Sur

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2009-12-17T17:18:00

Solution 4

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What is the simplest way

Simplest would be to get hold of the 2008 express edition and compile your program.

Posted 17-Dec-09 17:18pm

Abhinav S

Nagy Vilmos · Answer 3 · 2009-12-17T05:05:00

Solution 1

First install the runtime and then run the program.
If you need the development environment, install the Express edition - it's free.

Posted 17-Dec-09 5:05am

Nagy Vilmos

Updated 17-Dec-09 6:08am

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DavidMorton · Answer 4 · 2009-12-17T09:48:00

Solution 3

It completely depends on how many references you have. "csc.exe file.cs" only works if you need no references except for perhaps, mscorlib. It'd be a total pain to not use VS, IMHO.

Posted 17-Dec-09 9:48am

DavidMorton