Hi,
I’m currently working on expanding the c#
compiler for my personal syntax. (the /mcs code, not gmcs). As part of that I
noticed that the compiler code is a bit messy and not well documented. I would
touch up the code I run into while working on my own expansion. That would
require c
Hello,
> I’m currently working on expanding the c# compiler for my personal
> syntax. (the /mcs code, not gmcs). As part of that I noticed that the
> compiler code is a bit messy and not well documented. I would touch up
> the code I run into while working on my own expansion. That would
> require
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Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] the c# compiler code
Hello,
I’m currently working on expanding the c# compiler for my personal
syntax. (the /mcs code, not gmcs). As part of that I noticed that the
compiler code is a bit messy and not well d
Hello,
> The following does not specific to mcs code it's my opinion about splitting
> files:
>
> I think having a clean and well organized source code is required for
> efficient development.
>
> When splitting is done by copying files using SVN then removing unnecessary
> parts from each file
Hello,
On Fri, 2005-08-26 at 16:12 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> History is more valuable to those hacking on the compiler than having a
> source code that does not have a file-per-class.
>
> An acceptable hack is: modify MonoDevelop to support class-based
> browsing of your source code.
>
Jus
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Betreff: Re: [Mono-dev] the c# compiler code
Hello,
> The following does not specific to mcs code it's my opinion ab
