October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
128 pages
2h 53m
English
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C# Compiler Options
The C# compiler, csc.exe, compiles C# sources and incorporates resource files and separately compiled modules. It also allows you to specify conditional compilation options, XML documentation, and path information.
Synopsis
csc [options]files
Examples
csc foo.cs /r:bar.dll /win32res:foo.res csc foo.cs /debug /define:TEMP
Options
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/?,/help Displays usage information and exits.
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@file Specifies a response file containing arguments to csc.exe.
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/addmodule:file1[;file2...] Imports metadata from one or more named modules (files with the extension .netmodule). To create a module, use
/target:module.-
/baseaddress:addr Specifies the base address at which to load DLLs.
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/bugreport:file Generates a text file that contains a bug report. Use this to report a bug in csc.exe.
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/checked[+|-] If you specify
/checked+, causes the runtime to throw an exception when an integer operation results in a value outside the range of the associated datatype. This only affects code that has not been wrapped in a checked or unchecked block of code. If you specify/checked-, an exception is not thrown.-
/codepage:id Specifies the code page to use for all source files.
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/d[efine]:symbol1[;symbol2...] Specify one or more symbols to define. This has the same effect as the
#definepreprocessor directive.-
/debug[+|-] Enables or disables debugging information. You may specify
/debuginstead of/debug+. The default is/debug-.-
/debug:(full|pdbonly) Specifies the debug modes that ...
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