Re: Is there a .NET compiler ?

Jon Shemitz <jon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yes. It's called NGen. Native Generate. In 2.0, NGen precompiles a
whole app; in 1.x, it works an assembly at a time.

Someone else on this newsgroup said that it only compiles your code in, not the
..NET framework pieces that your code relies on.

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