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C# Compiler Options

Visual Studio 2012

The compiler produces executable (.exe) files, dynamic-link libraries (.dll), or code modules (.netmodule).

Every compiler option is available in two forms: -option and /option. The documentation only shows the /option form.

In Visual Web Developer 2008, you set compiler options in the web.config file. For more information, see <compiler> Element.

Command-line Building With csc.exe: Information about building a Visual C# application from the command line.
How to: Set Environment Variables: Provides steps for running vsvars32.bat to enable command-line builds.
Deployment of C# Applications: Describes options for deploying C# applications.
C# Compiler Options Listed by Category: A categorical listing of the compiler options.
C# Compiler Options Listed Alphabetically: An alphabetical listing of the compiler options.

Build Page, Project Designer: Setting properties that govern how your project is compiled, built, and debugged. Includes information about custom build steps in Visual C# projects.
Default and Custom Builds: Information on build types and configurations.
Preparing and Managing Builds: Procedures for building within the Visual Studio development environment.

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