C Compilers

11/28/2010 12:49 jackpotsvr#1
Hey Guys,
Im here today too ask a little question..
I'm working on a bot which is now made in C# .Net but i don't really feel for .net since everyone need to download it and most people dont understand that..

Now i want a list of some C# Compilers that works without the users need too download things..

Soo the Main-Question: What are great C# Compilers??

And a Sub-Question: What are great C++ Compilers??

Hope some of you can answer atleast the main question :)
Thanks!
11/28/2010 14:50 |NeoX#2
afaik there arent any "non .net c# compilers" since C# = .NET
11/28/2010 16:54 jackpotsvr#3
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Originally Posted by |NeoX View Post
afaik there arent any "non .net c# compilers" since C# = .NET
Well i've seen them on linux, and im 100% sure linux don't have .Net Framework..
Is there any version of .Net you have standard in windows without downloading from a site?
11/28/2010 20:33 S/W#4
C++ + Wine= run On linux :D
11/28/2010 22:20 Kiyono#5
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Originally Posted by jackpotsvr View Post
Well i've seen them on linux, and im 100% sure linux don't have .Net Framework..
Is there any version of .Net you have standard in windows without downloading from a site?
Depends on the OS, here's a list [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
11/28/2010 22:23 _tao4229_#6
.NET runs on linux and mac osx if the users have [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] installed

Vista and higher should come with .NET 3.5 installed.
11/29/2010 10:41 S/W#7
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Originally Posted by _tao4229_ View Post
.NET runs on linux and mac osx if the users have [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] installed

Vista and higher should come with .NET 3.5 installed.
so you can hold co server on linux?
11/29/2010 13:28 _tao4229_#8
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so you can hold co server on linux?
As long as there's no references to any windows native libraries (which most of them do).
11/30/2010 12:45 .Sticky#9
OP set project to .NET Framework 2.0 and it will work on any windows, since all windows machines ahve 2.0 from install!

But I wouldn't suggest to make a bot in c#.
11/30/2010 15:01 IAmHawtness#10
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But I wouldn't suggest to make a bot in c#.
Really? Why not?
11/30/2010 18:27 jackpotsvr#11
Well, i just want every user can start using my tool without downloading ANYTHING, so i should use the lowest .Net FrameWork available so the most people don't have to download anything.
11/30/2010 20:20 .Sticky#12
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Really? Why not?
Well u can do, but it depends on what ur gonna make a bot for.

Since Memory, API isn't the best thing to do in C#.
11/30/2010 20:29 IAmHawtness#13
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Well u can do, but it depends on what ur gonna make a bot for.

Since Memory, API isn't the best thing to do in C#.
True, if you wanted to write something like a DLL that you wanted to inject into a process, you'd probably want to use C++, FreeBASIC or something similar that has inline assembly and works with pointers.
If I wanted to make some kind of bot with a nice GUI that used some other kind of hooking methods such as debugging methods or whatever, I'd probably choose Visual Basic, C#, or Java though.
12/01/2010 13:35 _tao4229_#14
JProxy was in C# (and C++ and a few other languages).
12/03/2010 10:06 Ian*#15
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Really? Why not?
Because people trash C# here since they fail at adding "features" to their private servers so they blame the language for their problems.