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Are there any open source C# compilers written in C#?
I know of Blue, but it was written in 2001 and only supports C# 1:
Mike Stall's 'Blue' C# Compiler
Ideally, I'm looking for one which supports C# 3.0 - but even 2.0 would be fine.
mono's C# compiler is written in C#. If you need to just parse C# source text, you may use NRefactory.
How about the mono C# compiler, which is written in C# itself. You can browse the source here.
Here is another one, but also quite old, from 2002.
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I would like to use a C# .NET diff/comparison library for text files (C++ to be more precise, but it should not matter).
I have found a lot of libraries in the topic but what I need is a something that is part of the .NET library or it comes from Microsoft. The reason of this restriction is that I do not have to go over our company's long open source tool approval process.
Does C# .NET has such feature?
An example for the usage: I have two slightly different .cpp files. I have to create one .cpp file which will have a #ifdef according to the differences of the two files and we can use one file at two places controlled by a predecessor definition.
There is no such built in functionality in any Microsoft .Net library.
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In Linux there're many tools to read and convert the comments in code into a HTML/PDF document. I am now working on a .Net project, and I am wondering if we have similar tools to convert the comments in .Net code into a HTML/PDF document?
I tried Google, but did not give me any useful result :( Maybe I am not search with the right keywords.
You might want to look at Sandcastle: http://broadcast.oreilly.com/2010/09/build-html-documentation-for-y.html
Sandcastle is a tool that generates HTML / Visual Studio help bundles based on your code comments and actual code itself.
It's relatively easy to use once you get it set up.
But beware! Big projects can cause OutOfMemoryExceptions.
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I am looking for a parser, that can extract the abstract syntax tree from a java code. The parser must work under .Net - I need to run it from C#. I know about ANTLR, but I did not find any grammar, that can generate AST as a tree (instead of a flat list).
Can anyone help me ?
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Ain't sure if it helps, but JavaCC can generate the AST for you, it has a few Java grammar definition (like this, but take a look on the alternatives), and the developers recently added C++ code generation. That you might be able to link with C#.
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I want to represent the chemical structure drawing in my windows application. I found some softwares are available in the market like "BKChem","Metlab","ChemDraw","SMILE (Simplified molecular input line entry specification)","BioChemDraw". but unfortunately i am unable to found any of above's plug in/API's with dot net please let me know. this is very high priority for me for now.
First of all, I'm not at all a .net expert
In the field of chemical structure conversion and drawing, OpenBabel is really the broadest. Unfortunately for you, I only used it from command line, never through API.
BUT, there is a C# API for OpenBabel documented here. And it seams that it can output SVG which is an open drawing standard.
We have written a C# tool for this:
http://chem4word.codeplex.com/
It has been developed over several years and works inside .NET and MS-WORD.
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What tool can I use to convert C# 3 to VB.Net 9 .Net 3.5?
Convert C# to VB.NET
From ; Scott Hanselman's Blog
Telerik Code Converter - Website that converts C# to VB and VB to C#.
CarlosAg's CodeTranslator - One of the first, and many say, the best. An AJAXy Code Converter that'll do to and from C# and VB.NET.
DeveloperFusion Code Converter - This online utility will also convert .NET 3.5 Syntax and LINQ between C# and VB.
You could compile it and then use Reflector to decompile into VB
you can try this http://converter.telerik.com/