Do I really need Win2000 to compile C#?
I would like to try out the C# compiler but have w98, do I need Win2000 or
is Win2000 just needed for the .net stuff?
/ Erik
# 1 Re: Do I really need Win2000 to compile C#?
Yes, Win2k along with the Windows .NET SDK are required for you to work with
C#.
"Erik Englund" <erikenglund@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:39a529b6@news.dev-archive.com...
> I would like to try out the C# compiler but have w98, do I need Win2000 or
> is Win2000 just needed for the .net stuff?
>
> / Erik
>
>
# 2 Re: Do I really need Win2000 to compile C#?
> I would like to try out the C# compiler but have w98, do I need Win2000 or
> is Win2000 just needed for the .net stuff?
This question is answered on the many .NET FAQs that have already sprung up.
I link to all of them at http://www.dev-archive.com/dotnet/resources/
Short answer: yes, C# +will+ run on Windows 98 when released sometime in
2001.
Today, however, the pre-beta of C# (more commonly known as the .NET
Framework SDK) only runs on Windows 2000.
Robert Scoble
http://www.vslive.com <<-- The Fall's Largest Visual Studio Question
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# 3 Re: Do I really need Win2000 to compile C#?
..Net on Win 98.
1) Download the .net from Microsoft.
2) Open the setup.exe with WinZip and extract all files to some directory.
3) Run instmsi.exe . This should run pretty fast.
4) Run comsdk.msi . This one hung up on me for a long time. I killed the
process a few times before it took. It got hung up aobut 20% through the
install. When it finally went this step took about 10 minutes to install.
Your times may vary =)
5) Run comredist.msi . This step installed pretty fast. This registers most
of the .dll's needed to run .net it seems.
"Erik Englund" <erikenglund@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:39a529b6@news.dev-archive.com...
> I would like to try out the C# compiler but have w98, do I need Win2000 or
> is Win2000 just needed for the .net stuff?
>
> / Erik
>
>
Robert at 2007-11-11 22:31:16 >
