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The csc.exe is the commandline C compiler provided by Microsoft as part of the .NET framework. It is used to compile C source code files into executable programs or dynamic link libraries (DLLs).

To use csc.exe, you need to open a command prompt and navigate to the directory containing your C source code file. Then, you can use the following command to compile the source code:

csc filename.cs

Here, "filename.cs" should be replaced with the actual name of your C source code file. After running this command, the compiler will generate an executable file with the same name as your source code file, but with the extension ".exe" (or a DLL if your code is a library).

csc.exe supports several commandline options that allow you to customize the compilation process. Some commonly used options include:

• /target:library This option specifies that the output should be a class library rather than an executable.
• /out:outputfile Use this option to specify the name of the output file. By default, the output file will have the same name as the first input file, but with the appropriate file extension.

• /reference:assembly1,assembly2 This option allows you to specify external assemblies that your code references.
• /help You can use this option to display a summary of csc.exe commandline options.

While csc.exe is typically used from the command line, integrated development environments (IDEs) such as Visual Studio use it behind the scenes to compile C code. When you build a C project in Visual Studio, it invokes csc.exe to compile the code and generate the output.

If you're just getting started with C development, consider using an IDE like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code, which provide a more userfriendly and interactive environment for writing, compiling, and debugging C code. However, understanding how to use csc.exe and its options can be valuable, especially in scenarios where commandline compilation is necessary or desired.

Remember to ensure that you have the .NET framework installed on your computer, as csc.exe is a part of this framework and requires it to function.