Compiling C# with MS .NET Framework SDK (1 Viewer)

[AllenConquest]

Before I download a huge file from Microsoft, can anyone tell me if I can compile the MP source using the .NET Framework SDK. It is available here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...a6-3647-4070-9f41-a333c6b9181d&displaylang=en and looks like a freebie offering from MS

 

[CoolHammer]

Yes and you need also nant, directx 9c SDK and cvs client to compile from sources.

Here is the wiki:
http://www.maisenbachers.de/dokuw/howto:compile_mp

CoolHammer

 

[AllenConquest]

Does this .NET Framework SDK give you an IDE, or does it only give you command-line compilers ? Otherwise I might as well download the Borland offering (although it seems a bit more tedious to set-up the project).

 

[samuel337]

Does this .NET Framework SDK give you an IDE, or does it only give you command-line compilers ? Otherwise I might as well download the Borland offering (although it seems a bit more tedious to set-up the project).

Nope, just the compilers, no IDE. You can try the free CSharpDevelop IDE though...

You're right with C# Builder; you do have to set up all the projects again because I don't think it reads VS.NET project files...

Sam

 

[CoolHammer]

If your target is only compile from sources you don't need IDE for that.

I have used context as a editor and nant as a builder. It has it's short comings tho.

If you intend to do serious development (new plugins, etc) I would recommend VS .NET 2003 or c# Developer (GPL)

CoolHammer

 

[Lost]

If your target is only compile from sources you don't need IDE for that.

I have used context as a editor and nant as a builder. It has it's short comings tho.

If you intend to do serious development (new plugins, etc) I would recommend VS .NET 2003 or c# Developer (GPL)

CoolHammer

Hi CoolHammer, were you able to compile MP using Nant and/or #Develop?