csc:tldr:7bfc5
csc: Strongly-name the resulting assembly with a keyfile.
$ csc /keyfile:${path-to-keyfile} ${path-to-input_file-cs}
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The command you provided is used to compile a C# source file using the C# compiler (csc).
Explanation:
csc: This is the command-line compiler for C#. It is the tool that compiles C# source code files into executable programs or libraries (DLLs)./keyfile:${path-to-keyfile}: This option specifies the path to the keyfile used for signing the assembly. A keyfile contains the cryptographic key pair, typically in the form of a .snk (Strong Name Key) file. The${path-to-keyfile}placeholder should be replaced with the actual path to the keyfile.${path-to-input_file-cs}: This is the path to the input C# source file that you want to compile. The${path-to-input_file-cs}placeholder should be replaced with the actual path to the C# file you want to compile.
In summary, the command is used to compile a C# source file, with the option to sign the resulting assembly using a specified keyfile.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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