In my last post ( MSBuild your SSCLI C# projects ) I demonstrated how to create an MSBuild targets file for the SSCLI (Rotor). In this post I'll show you how to make it easier to use Visual Studio to develop SSCLI C# projects. To build successfully...

[ Edit 22 Feb 2008: The complete SSCLI.CSharp.targets file can be found here . ] In my last post I got SSCLI compiling with the 2008 C++ compiler ( SSCLI 2.0 and Visual Studio 2008 ). (A side note: since it is clearly possible to build SSCLI with the...

The currently available SSCLI 2.0 (Rotor) does not build successfully with Visual Studio 2008. I've managed to make it build and I thought I'd share my changes. Be very aware: I haven't done anything resembling thorough testing on these changes...

As I’ve been preparing more things to talk about I realized that it would be beneficial to have a list of tools to refer back to in my posts. So here you go--a list of tools I find essential to development in .NET. The most important tool is Lutz Roeder...

It has been a long time since I've posted here. For the past couple years I've been moving around the Expression team. For the first version of Expression Studio I pulled together the setup and the internal build system. Getting up to speed on MSBuild...