Re: Compiling / debugging C# with cream

[Steve H. <dig...@mi...>]

On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 07:42, aw k wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> Could someone please assist me; how can I compile and debug c# (or
> any other) code within cream? I think this should be possible;
> there's csc.vim in syntax folder - is this enough?
> 
> Shouldn't there be menu options allready for this, so that right
> compiler for every filetype?

This feature hasn't been written yet, although it would be pretty easy
to do. The chief difficulty I see is how to auto-determine how to:

o Select the compiler (some use more than one, I do)
o Select a (if any) makefile (take a look at how many are in Vim's
  source, for example)
o Simply compile the current open source code file?
o Use configure?
o Use some other build script?
o Know what path to start in?
o Clean up after compiling?
o Package the results? Zip? Tar? Installer?

Probably the easiest way to resolve this will be when we write a
project file manager. (Nearer term TODO.) Then each project can have
various user-defined compile options hanging off a menu.

Does anyone else have experiences or suggestions for compiling
directly from Vim/Cream?


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