Need help compiling source

I've got a few different sources, but I'm very inexperienced with programming so I'm not sure what to do after I've compiled the release from the source.

I am slowly learning programming through tutorials and literature I find online, but in the meantime I'd like to know what to do so I can move forward with tinkering.

A guide I found said my compiled source would be in test>bin>release. I see a lot of files there, but not sure how to make the Test, Account, and Core all one thing.

Any light guidance is greatly appreciated, I'm certainly not hoping to have someone do it for me nor am I trying to get a server up for any profit.

Thank you.

Sorry, what do you mean by "all one thing"? Can you please provide some examples from a source you want to run?

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Originally Posted by Spirited Sorry, what do you mean by "all one thing"? Can you please provide some examples from a source you want to run?

Absolutely. I've read a few of your guide posts and am using the sources you've provided, specifically 5017.

What I mean by "all one thing" is I see separate components in the source such as Core, Network, and Account. Do these all need to be separate instances to run or would they all just be compiled into one program?

I've found through research how to compile the Release of the source, but when I go to comet-5017\tests\Comet.Account.Tests\bin\Release\netcore app3.1, I'm unsure of what to do next and I'm having trouble finding that information.

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Originally Posted by joebro337 Absolutely. I've read a few of your guide posts and am using the sources you've provided, specifically 5017. What I mean by "all one thing" is I see separate components in the source such as Core, Network, and Account. Do these all need to be separate instances to run or would they all just be compiled into one program? I've found through research how to compile the Release of the source, but when I go to comet-5017\tests\Comet.Account.Tests\bin\Release\netcore app3.1, I'm unsure of what to do next and I'm having trouble finding that information.

Oh! You're using Comet. So, Comet shares code between the account server and game server using libraries. You can expect there to be multiple libraries for referencing that shared code. You can run the servers by pressing F5 in Visual Studio Code or by using the "dotnet run" command. I guess I need to add some documentation on running the servers and possibly upgrade the version of dotnet core it's using.