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Compiling and Building with SDK

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Claudiu Milea - 06 Feb 2004 12:34 GMT
Hi,

   I'm trying to compile a C# solution developed in Visual Studio using the
SDK command line compiler but I don't have any success with it.
   Even if I compile it using references when I try to run it I get an
error.

   Is there anyone that has done this and has a detailed example - but a
more complex one than the ones available in MSDN ? Is there a way to see
exactly what commands the Builder from the Visual Studio IDE is using when
compiling a solution ?

Claudiu
Mattias Sj?gren - 06 Feb 2004 19:51 GMT
Claudiu,

>    Even if I compile it using references when I try to run it I get an
>error.

What error?

>Is there a way to see
>exactly what commands the Builder from the Visual Studio IDE is using when
>compiling a solution ?

No, since VS doesn't execute Csc.exe.

Mattias

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Claudiu Milea - 09 Feb 2004 09:59 GMT
Hi Mattias,

The error I spoke of is:

"Application has generated an exception that could not be handled." It is a
Common Language Runtime Debugging Services error.

Process id=0xf68 (3944), Thread id=0x658 (1624).

> Claudiu,
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> Mattias

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