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csc:tldr:a6e7c
This command is used to compile a C# source code file and generate a class library (DLL) as the output.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
-
csc
: This is the command-line compiler for C# in the Microsoft .NET Framework. It stands for "C# Compiler". -
/target:library
: This is an argument for thecsc
compiler that specifies the type of output to generate. In this case, it indicates that we want to generate a class library (DLL) as the output. -
${path-to-input_file-cs}
: This is a placeholder that needs to be replaced with the actual path to the input C# source code file. The input file should have a .cs extension, and it contains the C# code that needs to be compiled.
By running this command with the correct input file path, the csc
compiler will compile the C# code and generate a class library file (.dll) as the output. This library can then be used by other programs or projects.