csc:tldr:95750

csc: Embed a resource.

$ csc /resource:${path-to-resource_file} ${path-to-input_file-cs}

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The command "csc /resource:${path-to-resource_file} ${path-to-input_file-cs}" is a command that is used to compile C# source code files (.cs) into an executable or a library file.

Explanation of the command parts:

"csc": This is the command-line compiler for C# provided by Microsoft. It is used to compile C# code files into executable or library files.
"/resource:${path-to-resource_file}": This part of the command is used to add a resource file (such as images, icons, or other files) to the compiled output. The "${path-to-resource_file}" should be replaced with the actual path to the resource file you want to include. Resources can be accessed by the compiled program during runtime.
"${path-to-input_file-cs}": This part of the command specifies the path to the C# source file that you want to compile. The "${path-to-input_file-cs}" should be replaced with the actual path to your C# source code file that you want to compile.

By running this command, the C# compiler (csc) will compile the specified input file (.cs) and include the specified resource file. The output of the compilation will be an executable or a library file, depending on the content of the input file.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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