On Tue, 2004-06-08 at 18:30, Giuseppe Greco wrote: > The split between mono and mcs is historical... > The mono package contains the execution environment > source code, plus the pre-compiled class library. Is it safe to tell people that: mono-xxx.tar.bz2 has compiler for C# inside? I am writing article about mono but I m still confuse. Do we need mcs in order to install C# compiler for your computer? The link for downloading mcs-xxx.tar.gz is: Mono Class Libraries and C# Compiler 0.95
You see.... C# compiler.... C# compiler....... But with mono and without mcs, you have C# compiler already. YOu could do something like this: mcs blabla.cs without installing mcs package. I am confuse..... What is mcs? Where is C# compiler truly? In mono or mcs package? > To get mono running, you just need this package. > > The mcs package contains the class library source > code, and you need it only if you want to compile > the class library by yourself. Why would someone want to do this? Thank you, guyz.... I just hope I can clarify this in my article so my readers are not confuse just like me..... > > j3d. > > , in reality the > .NET Framework has deeper dependencies than those that meet the eye. > They should be in fact be considered as one package. > _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
