First, since csc.exe is a DOS app, you have to hit Start..Run.. CMD, and then switch to the directory with csc.exe in it by typing "cd <Insert csc.exe's folder path here>" then type csc and follow instructions.
Second, you have to buy csc.exe don't you I can't find it!
The c# compiler ships with the framework. For Whidbey Beta 2, it would be found in C:\WINDOWS\Microosft.Net\Framework\v2.0.50215. You may not find it via CMD by default because it isn't in your PATH. There should be a build environment command prompt shortcut in the SDK Start menu that will help.
I tried the same thing. I suppose the server is not compatible with .NET 2005.
My workaround is to use Visual C# Express .NET 2005 for development with intellisense, but to use the .NET Framework 1.1 commandline compiler (csc.exe) to build my creatures.
This is it bit more cumbersome, but at least it works.
.Net 2005
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Do you run the .NET Framework 1.1 commandline compiler in combination with another application
ScottyD
zivco
Second, you have to buy csc.exe don't you I can't find it!
FoxProg9
PK_SSIS
BillWestphal
My workaround is to use Visual C# Express .NET 2005 for development with intellisense, but to use the .NET Framework 1.1 commandline compiler (csc.exe) to build my creatures.
This is it bit more cumbersome, but at least it works.
Cheers,
Erik
Unus
kbabaria