Hi
i want comile a my c++ program using .NETFRAMEWORK libraries only at command prompt.how can i do this ??
Plz help mee..
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A:
Download the free Visual C++ Express tools from Microsoft and use the C++/CLI language (based on C++ but allows access to the whole .Net Framework) and go from there.
Colin Desmond
2009-05-14 09:48:42
I have alredy .NET framework installed .then y another tools???supose for c# there is csc compiler in .NETFRAmework libraries.c:\windows\microsft .netframewor\2.0.57\lib\scs like wise....
Cute
2009-05-14 09:51:38
I can't tell if you're asking a question or just complaining incoherently. Basically, if you already have cl.exe you have the compiler, otherwise install a package (there are many) that contains it.
Matthew Flaschen
2009-05-14 09:54:28
My understanding is that only the VC compiler can compiple C++/CLI which is the only (simple) way of getting to managed code from C++. It is not shipped as part of the .Net runtime/SDK unlike the C#/VB compilers, so you need to download it. The Visual C++ Express is a free and easy way to doo this.
Colin Desmond
2009-05-14 10:15:59
A:
Basically, you're talking about Visual C++. As for using the command prompt, once you have a working program you should just be able to use something like:
cl MyProgram.cs /clr
with any other relevant options, and be up and running. If that doesn't help, give a more specific question.
Matthew Flaschen
2009-05-14 09:49:59