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Csc.exe is the command-line compiler for C# from Microsoft.

Csc.exe is the command-line compiler for C# from Microsoft.

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resource identifier xxxxxxxx has already been used in this assembly

Compiling a Workflow with Visual Studio 2010 and .Net Framework 3.0 results in this CSC error: "resource identifier xxxxxxxx has already been used in this assembly" where xxxxxxxx is a Workflow Type in my Project. I'm using Workflow Foundation…
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Add compile parameter to csc command using Visual Studio IDE

The solution consists of two projects: main.csproj and helper.csproj. What Id'like to do is using dll which helper project will be complied into, as an embedded resource for main.dll. For that purposes it's seems resonable to add custom compile…
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Work-around for C# CodeDom causing stack-overflow (CS1647) in csc.exe?

I've got a situation where I need to generate a class with a large string const. Code outside of my control causes my generated CodeDom tree to be emitted to C# source and then later compiled as part of a larger Assembly. Unfortunately, I've run…
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Where is the .NET command line compiler?

Where is the .NET command line compiler (csc.exe) located after install? I'm trying to set up my path to compile C# applications from the command line, but I can't find where csc.exe has been installed. I'm using .NET 4 and Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.
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Source file in CSC cannot be found

After a struggle with creating a database (first with an entity framework, after without), we have a database (and an EntityModel_HFFContext file we don't use, it's not connected). Normal work proceeded, and I installed a NuGet-package for an MVC…
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How to compile one project into multiple dlls in .NET

I am trying to compile one .Net c# project into multiple dlls. But here is the thing. This is my project structure. Bin Dir1 Dir2 File1.cs File2.cs myproject.csproj I want to compile this project into File1.dll and File2.dll. Both File1.dll…
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Octopack puts csc.exs in double bin folder

I have just developed a small internal application and I'm using Octopus Deploy as the deployment software. I've been using Octopus for a number of years now without issue. However, I've just hit a rather strange "thing" which has got me a bit…
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How do I tell the Roslyn C# compiler to use a specific version of .NET?

I've discovered that the csc.exe binary that comes with Roslyn can take a -langversion: command line argument in order to set the version of C# I would like to compile. But how do I choose which version of .NET I would like the compiler to…
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What is the relationship between Visual Studio, MSBuild and CSC?

I want to have an overall picture what is the relationship between Visual Studio, MSBuild and CSC? I don't want to understand all of the aspects of each of them. But an overall picture is good. Two important things are: Responsibility of each of…
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what is the C# compiler option for specifying the version of .net framework

I have look completely in this two msdn article C# Compiler Options Listed Alphabetically and C# Compiler Options Listed by Category for compiler option for specifying the target framework version which can be used in command line building. I got…
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Difference in CSC and Roslyn compiler's static lambda expression evaluation?

Consider the following example code. class Program { static void Main( string[] args ) { DoSomethingWithAction( i => { Console.WriteLine( "Value: {0}", i ); } ); Console.ReadLine(); …
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MSBuild can no longer find dependencies after upgrading from 4.0 to 4.5?

We have a .Net 3.5 application that is built using some scripts that call msbuild.exe Recently all our machines started automatically updating from .Net 4.0 to .Net 4.5 as part of a company-wide policty, and our build scripts started failing. The…
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How do you use GAC'd assemblies as references with csc.exe?

I'm compiling from csc.exe (well, CruiseControl is...), and I need to reference a DLL in the GAC. I do not have the correct version of this DLL as a simple file, but there is a correct version in the GAC. However, you can't reference assemblies in…
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csc.exe and inter-dependent assemblies

I've been working on a project, and as it's grown I realize that two parts that cannot be joined together are inter-dependent. Let's call these two parts a.exe and b.dll. b.dll provides an implementation that allows a.exe to retrieve data, but I…
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CSC : warning RSG002: TargetPath not specified for additional file

The command dotnet build for a razor page app with .net-6.0 throws lots of warnings like CSC : warning RSG002: TargetPath not specified for additional file: C:\dev\Foo\Foo\Pages\Admin\Administration\Users\Delete.cshtml. …
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