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- CSharpCompilation Class (Microsoft. CodeAnalysis. CSharp)
The compilation object is an immutable representation of a single invocation of the compiler Although immutable, a compilation is also on-demand, and will realize and cache data as necessary A compilation can produce a new compilation from existing compilation with the application of small deltas
- Roslyn - Use CSharpCompilation to compile assembly to be used in . . .
I'm trying to compile an assembly using CSharpCompilation that has a simple class in it, that I can then reference in another program that is also compiled through CSharpCompilation
- Reading compilation options and the C# version in source generators
In this post I show how to access information about the project a source generator is running in, such as the C# version, the name of the assembly, or the current configuration (Debug or Release) Why might you need details about the compilation?
- Compiling and Executing Code in a C# App - Damirs Corner
Since the release of Roslyn, the complete C# compiler pipeline is available as a NuGet package and we can include it in our own application I was wondering how difficult it would be to use it to compile some C# source code into an executable and run it
- roslyn src Compilers CSharp Portable Compilation CSharpCompilation. cs . . .
Although immutable, a compilation is also on-demand, and will realize and cache data as necessary A compilation can produce a new compilation from existing compilation with the application of small deltas
- Compiling C# code at runtime - Dominika Sikorska . NET Developer
We’ll use the Roslyn compiler to dynamically build in-memory assembly create Console Application NET Core 3 1 Let’s go through the code slowly To create the in-memory assembly we need 3 things – assembly name, code to compile and the references We’ll start with source code What is SyntaxTree?
- Building a Custom Compiler in C# with Roslyn for Domain-Specific Syntax
Roslyn enables developers to create and manipulate C# code dynamically, making it an excellent tool for building domain-specific languages (DSLs) This article explores how to use Roslyn to build a custom compiler in C# that interprets domain-specific syntax, compiles it, and generates C# code
- Roslyn - A compiler as an API - by Kevin Giszewski
To reiterate, the problem is that you cannot interpolate a string in C# without a compile-time constant template This is where we can introduce a Rosyln code-generator to create a compiled template on-the-fly Before we get into the code, let’s inventory the things we’ll need to do to pull off this magic trick:
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