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IIRC, C# and the .NET compiler and runtime are free (as in beer). Outside of Monodevelop, I'm surprised nobody else has tried to re-roll a C#/.NET toolchain. W
by spamizbad 14y ago
IIRC, C# and the .NET compiler and runtime are free (as in beer). Outside of Monodevelop, I'm surprised nobody else has tried to re-roll a C#/.NET toolchain.
With that said, most .NET developers probably prefer their .NET OSS projects to have visual studio files so its easier to link into their projects.
- tkellogg 14y agoActually, the VS project file format is standard. Mono supports both Visual Studio formats (.sln, .csproj, *.fsproj, etc) as well as Makefiles
- shousper 14y agoI'd actually be very interested in this. Recently went back to C# and have quickly remembered how painful .sln and .csproj files are to merge >_< Would love a solution that used something easier to merge, lol!