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HOWTO: Programmatically Compile Code Using the Visual Basic .NET Compiler (Q304654)        
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The .NET Framework exposes classes that allow you to programmatically access the Visual Basic .NET language compiler. This might also be useful if you want to write your own code-compiling utilities. This article provides sample code that allows you to compile code from a text source. The application allows you to either just build the executable or build the executable and run it. Any errors that occur during the compilation process are displayed on the form....

Compiling .NET code on-the-fly        
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Sometimes it is useful to add some programmability to your projects, so that a user can change or add logic. This can be done with VBScript and the like, but what fun is that when .NET allows us to play with the compiler? Obviously, your compiled "script" is going to be much faster than interpreted VBScript or Jscript.

I'll show you how to compile VB.NET into an assembly programmatically, in memory, then use that code right away....

Online Compiler for C# And VB.NET        
Total Hits: 47  |  Today: 0 Author: Waheed AL Barghouthi       Rating:  
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Online Compiler deals with C#,and VB.NET The compilation is applied for both windows applications and windows consoles and provides the user with the assembly file in two extensions as requested ( .dll or .exe)....

Analysis of the compiled CIL (Part 1)        
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In this article we will be taking a look at the Common Intermediate Language (CIL) that is generated by the various language compilers in Visual Studio 2005....

Sort titles using a TitleComparer        
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At some point in time, we all run into a situation where the order in which our human readers expect to see information displayed is not what we get from the built-in string sorting capabilities of SQL or Visual Studio. When listing street addresses, an end user probably expects "20 Main St." to appear after "9 Main St.", and not between "1 Main St." and "3 Main St.". Another situation in which basic string sorting produces less-than-desirable results is in the display of titles. Most end users ...

Scaling Up: The Very Busy Background Compiler        
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One of the features that distinguishes Visual Basic® from the other languages in Visual Studio® is its use of a background compiler (BC). The BC runs from the moment you start up a Visual Basic project until the time you close the last one down. Whenever you type in a line of code and commit it, the BC picks up the change and compiles it, adding the resulting information to the internal representation of the application you're building. The BC reacts to external changes as well, keeping its comp...

Compiling with CodeDom        
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With the code of this article, you will compile code without having Visual Studio .NET installed, and you will avoid using the tangled compiler command line. With this code, you can create your own compiling environment.

I try to explain in this article how to dynamically compile code in VB.NET or C# using CodeDom technology. This technology simplifies the automatic code generation and can be used like a new generation of script engine, because you can write any .NET code, compile, and ex...



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