Compiler as a service

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how can I use compiler as service in visual studio 2010???
My project was to create a web service that contain a compiler as a tool ??

How could I do that???

Posted 19-Dec-12 1:47am

Y.Mohammed

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ZurdoDev 19-Dec-12 7:58am

Can you be more clear on what you want? You have a webservice where someone can submit C# code and you want to return a dll? That doesn't seem to make sense. What am I missing?

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2012-12-19T02:11:00

There is a technology called Roslyn [^] that exposes the compiler as a service. You can probably exposed a web service as a facade onto this, but your actual requirements are unclear.

I haven't used it, it look like you need VS2012 and it is in CTP (i.e. it's not even Beta yet) but hopefully this is something useful for you to look into.