This sounds like the C# compiler cannot be found on your machine. Do you
have it installed? If so, you should check to be sure that it is in your
path.
Chris Moore [msft]
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R Doornbosch - 19 Sep 2003 20:46 GMT
Actually I don't think I have a C# compiler at all. The only.net software
that I installed was Visual Basic.net and ASP.net
does this mean that I cannot use the software? If I need a C# compiler
where can I find one?
CSharpTooth - 21 Sep 2003 04:09 GMT
The C# compiler, if installed, would be in your \WINNT or \WINDOWS install
under the
\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.... directory if you have v1.1 installed.
Just look under the Windows system directory under the
Microsoft.NET\Framework subdirectory and then search for csc.exe.
It will depend on how you installed it if it is there or not.
> Actually I don't think I have a C# compiler at all. The only.net software
> that I installed was Visual Basic.net and ASP.net
> does this mean that I cannot use the software? If I need a C# compiler
> where can I find one?