how c# compiler works??
how it parses our whole solutions and .cs files... i want to know where it start and how everything works... i want to know from the asp.net perspective...
thx
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A:
If you're really interested in how a C# compiler works, you may want to read the source code from Mono's compiler, mcs.
anthony
2010-01-09 07:25:35
This is actually quite interesting.
Callum Rogers
2010-01-09 10:19:35
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A:
A really brief explanation could be:
- In Asp.net, you write an page.aspx file that get compiled into a .Net assembly, this assembly is then used by the Asp.Net runtime that execute http request.
- This .Net assembly can be written in any .Net language like c# or VB.Net. But in the end, the code is compiled by the .Net CLR compiler into a Common Intermediary Language(CIL). This CIL is used by the CLR runtime which get loaded when you start a .Net process. The JIT then use this CIL and transform it into pure assembly that will be understandable by the computer.
SelflessCoder
2010-01-09 07:25:46
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A:
Eric Lippert gave a great synopsis of the C# compiler in this answer.
Sapph
2010-01-09 07:32:31