On Mon, 2006-03-06 at 03:53 -0600, Zac Bowling wrote:
> This is a silly question. Does anyone know of a good term or really
> good short name that sums up the difference between a compiler that
> uses reflection.emit like mcs does and one that uses a traditional
> object compile, link, and execu
Yeah,
I'm documenting compiler design and not end user's experience. (like
using variations of jay, flex, cup, etc.. and models and terms used in
generation of CLI assemblies as com paired to generating something like
javabyte code or traditional apps that do some type of interpreting).
I kn
Hello,
> I know that CSC creates a temp directory in where ever %TEMP% is
> pointed to, to create the object files and deletes them when its all
> done building but the compiler inlined in Visual Studio creates a local
> directory to store the object files (the lovely 'obj' dir you find
> lerk
I know that CSC creates a temp directory in where ever %TEMP% is
pointed to, to create the object files and deletes them when its all
done building but the compiler inlined in Visual Studio creates a local
directory to store the object files (the lovely 'obj' dir you find
lerking around).
I doub
At 02:43 PM 06/03/2006 -0500, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
>Hello,
>
>> I know that CSC creates a temp directory in where ever %TEMP% is
>> pointed to, to create the object files and deletes them when its all
>> done building but the compiler inlined in Visual Studio creates a local
>> directory to st
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Subject: [Mono-dev] Re: [Mono-list] Silly question (for documentation)
I know that CSC creates a temp directory in where ever %T
