Sunday, August 2, 2009

Does anyone know a good C# compiler for windows xp?

To compile C# code the only thing you really need is the .net framework sdk. It's available for download directly from Microsoft.com.





This will allow you to compile C# files using the commandline...which can be cumbersome.





If what you really mean is an IDE...or "Integrated Development Environment" try checking into C# Express Edition. This is a scaled down, easy to use version of Visual Studio (the traditional IDE that Microsoft sells) but C# Express is available for free.





If you are looking to build C# console applications or Window Forms consider SharpDevelop. This is an excellent open source IDE that is also free and fast. I've used this on a number of occasions for Window Forms development and it works absolutely great.





Good luck!





DevC++ is not a C# compiler but a C++ compiler...major difference.

Does anyone know a good C# compiler for windows xp?
DevC++
Reply:The Microsoft one is good:


http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...


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