One more question on the same lines, i found that the IL for a Helloworld compiled using mcs has "mscorlib" references in it.
Is the mscorlib.dll in the IL present so that a .Net PE file compiled using mcs can also run on a MS CLR?
Thanks
On Sun, 29 Dec 2002 Miguel de Icaza wrote :
Hello,
> I tried compiling a C# program using mcs after renaming the MS.Net
> framework supplied mscorlib.dll that's on my machine.
>
> mcs could not complete compilation and terminated!
> Why does mcs need mscorlib.dll? Isn't it supposed to use mono's
> corlib.dll?
Actually, MCS is a CLI application, and can be run by any implementation
of the CLI.
When you run mcs.exe from the command line, the operating system has
been configured to use the Microsoft .NET runtime and class libraries,
so that is what is chosen.
If you type `mono mcs.exe', then the Mono runtime and class libraries
will be used.
Miguel
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