Does any know how to convert a C# project to an .EXE file so some on else can run my project on there machine with out having to have C# software
Thanks
Three answers:
anonymous
2009-02-04 05:48:54 UTC
If you created you project in Visual Studio, each time you debug your project it creates an .exe file in the bin\debug directory. You can copy use that but if your code references any .dll's or other files needed to run it, you will have to copy those also.
C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\ProjectName\ProjectName\bin\Debug
They will also need the correct .Net framework installed to be able to run it.
?
2017-01-03 02:38:54 UTC
CSV is used for tabular archives. Like in a spreadsheet or a database. i'm undecided the type you assume to be waiting to symbolize C# resource code in a tabular format, that's no longer smart by any potential. Edit: That makes somewhat greater sense. A CSV report is in straight forward terms a undeniable textual content cloth report with comma-separated values. The specification is defined by utilising RFC 1480. in the adventure that your archives isn't in CSV format, you will possibly desire to code it so it quite is. If it already is, you basically might desire to alter the extension of your output report.
no1home2day
2009-02-04 05:41:51 UTC
It depends on what "environment" you used to write your C# source code in.
If you used Visual Studio, you go to the top under "Project" if I remember correctly, and select "Compile".
Other "environments" have their own method of compiling the source code, but in any case, what you want to do is to "compile" your program, and that will create the .EXE file.
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