compilation

问题 Visual Studio 2015 has no problem compiling for the older CLR with new c# compiler. It seems that it uses VBCSCompiler.exe for this under the hood, but I cannot find any documentation about VBCSCompiler.exe command line options. On the other hand csc.exe does not seem to have an option to select target CLR. You can use the latest csc.exe which will compile for CLR 4, or you can use an older csc.exe to compile for CLR 2, but then it won't be C# 6. So how do I compile for CLR 2 and c# 6.0? Do I

问题 When the following java code is executed in eclipse, it gives the correct output (i.e. prints 'Class B'), but according to java specification, the code cannot be compiled (since the super class constructor requires an int argument and the constructor provided by the compiler to class B includes a call to the super class no arg constructor, which is not defined), and when try to compile the file using javac command in command line, it only compiles the super class i.e. class A and fails with

问题 I'm new to the world of java and have been following a few online tutorials to get started. Everything was going great and the programs were compiling perfectly and then all of a sudden, without me seemingly changing anything, as far as preferences directly attributing to Eclipse, it stopped compiling any code at all. Even the simple Hello World code will not compile. All I get in the console line for any code is: Usage: javaw [-options] class [args...] (to execute a class) or javaw [-options

问题 I'm new to the world of java and have been following a few online tutorials to get started. Everything was going great and the programs were compiling perfectly and then all of a sudden, without me seemingly changing anything, as far as preferences directly attributing to Eclipse, it stopped compiling any code at all. Even the simple Hello World code will not compile. All I get in the console line for any code is: Usage: javaw [-options] class [args...] (to execute a class) or javaw [-options

问题 I want to develop a small utility for windows and I prefer doing that in c# because it is easier (I'm a java developer). The utility will be available for download by many people and I assume some of them will not have the .net framework installed (is this assumption correct, say I target win xp and above?) My question is: can a c# application be compiled in a way that it will not require the .net framework installed? 回答1: Normally, you will need the .NET Framework being installed on the

问题 I am new to Ocaml and trying to write some small example application. I am using ocamlc version 3.11.2 under Linux Ubuntu 10.04. I want to compile two files: a.ml b.ml File b.ml uses definitions from a.ml . As far as I understand, I can use ocamlc -c to perform compilation only. I can call ocamlc one final time when I have all the .cmo files to link them to an executable. Also, when compiling a file that uses definitions from another file, I have to tell the compiler in which .cmi file to

问题 I need to set up the Git client on a cheap shared hosting, with a no-name 32-bit Linux distribution. GCC isn't available so I can't compile it on the server. I do have at my disposal 2 other 64-bit Linux servers and an OSX laptop which I could try to cross-compile a binary on. But I can't seem to get it to compile correctly; when I push the binaries to the 32-bit server it says it can't run the executable. It looks from other sources like I need to add "-arch i386" and/or "-m32" to the .

问题 I need to set up the Git client on a cheap shared hosting, with a no-name 32-bit Linux distribution. GCC isn't available so I can't compile it on the server. I do have at my disposal 2 other 64-bit Linux servers and an OSX laptop which I could try to cross-compile a binary on. But I can't seem to get it to compile correctly; when I push the binaries to the 32-bit server it says it can't run the executable. It looks from other sources like I need to add "-arch i386" and/or "-m32" to the .

问题 What is the best way to reference a project inside solution. I added references via Add Reference --> Projects. However it links to either release DLL or Debug dll. I want to have project itself in the reference, when we compile the projects, all the references projects must be compiled (through dependencies). How to do this? 回答1: If you want to reference a project itself, and NOT a DLL/assembly (from the Browse tab in the Add Reference dialog), then you should add the project you want to

问题 What is the best way to reference a project inside solution. I added references via Add Reference --> Projects. However it links to either release DLL or Debug dll. I want to have project itself in the reference, when we compile the projects, all the references projects must be compiled (through dependencies). How to do this? 回答1: If you want to reference a project itself, and NOT a DLL/assembly (from the Browse tab in the Add Reference dialog), then you should add the project you want to