I paid $109

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why SharpDevelop has a free c# IDE has classLibrary project to choose from
and visual c# 2002 dont have one. ?

how do i make a dll in visual c# 2002 ?
 
andy said:
why SharpDevelop has a free c# IDE has classLibrary project to choose from
and visual c# 2002 dont have one. ?

how do i make a dll in visual c# 2002 ?
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What about it? There are free C+ compilers as well as commercial ones. There
are free database engines and commercial ones. Why should the C# IDE be
different? Microsoft doesn't have to provide a free C# IDE just because
someone else does.

/ Fredrik
 
did you read my post..?
i did no think so.

i said i paid $109.
i remove the vc# 2005 beta and went out and get visual c# 2002 for $109
i am pissed off there are no class project
but that i will make one
i dont want a c++ compiler i have vc++6

i just want to know how to make a dll with visual c# 2002
thanks
 
andy said:
did you read my post..?
i did no think so.

i said i paid $109.
i remove the vc# 2005 beta and went out and get visual c# 2002 for $109
i am pissed off there are no class project
but that i will make one
i dont want a c++ compiler i have vc++6

i just want to know how to make a dll with visual c# 2002
thanks
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New C# Project, Class Library
 
It looks like you have the Standard version of VC#, which may not include as many project options out of the box. If you do not
have the standard version, then I would suggest a re-install , just in case something got messed up when you first installed it.
Otherwise, you can create classes manually.
james
 
2003 you mean - no?

Not really. Express products pretty much just include the bair bones. The
VS studio product line includes a lot more features and such. Moreover,
the Whidbey product lines RCs are some time away.
 
Here is the FAQ that discusses the differences between the C# 2003 standard
and professional editions (2002 is NOT the current version by the way).

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/productinfo/faq/default.aspx

"Visual C# .NET Standard will not provide support for ... incorporating
redistributable components in projects."

So there you have it. The standard edition *is* directed to "students,
hobbyists and non-professionals" so it makes sense they will leave
professional features out.

You can however build class libraries from the command line -- you might
want to investigate the command line options for the C# compiler. In the
standard edition IDE, you will be limited to referencing the compiled DLL in
your projects, but it should work.

And of course you can always buy the Professional edition or upgrade to it.

I agree that class libraries seems like something that I would include in
the standard edition, but it's a free country and MSFT can decide to include
what they wish.

--Bob
 
The express edition isn't really for professional development tasks and is
really there to give students and beginners a handle on development without
the considerable cost of the professional or enterprise editions.

Remember that you can create DLL's with the command-line compilers that come
with the free .NET framework SDK. It's a little more work but it's possible
with not too much effort.

SharpDevelop is a great tool and it relies on the built-in abilities of the
SDK to make those features available.

If you're really dissatisfied with your purchase you might consider
contacting Microsoft or the vendor for a refund. I don't know for sure if
they do that but it's worth a try.

--
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Visual C#, System.Drawing

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LMAO
To late i hacked it . now to try create a template
i did this
open the CSPROJ file
and change the OutputType from "Exe" to "Library".

am a huge MS fan thats why i bought & reg visual c# .net. If MS keep doing
stuff like leaving sone as simple leaving out a dll template every one will
just bootleg pro. who is in charge of marketing at MS........

thanks for the help (all)
 
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