[imported_Rob]

Hey, I've got a question relating to RunUO and C# scripts.

So I got the source code and and MVC# and all that, but whenever I make a change and want to test it, for some reason it needs to compile the whole source, even though I just made the change to one file. Now, with C and C++, the makefiles are usually smart enough to only compile the files that have changed. Is there anyway to accomplish the same thing in C#? Because I can't imagine myself accomplishing much if I have to wait two minutes every time I want to test my code...

Well with C and C++ the compiler generates object files that it then links all together to make a lib or dll. And java has the class files that it makes and it puts into a jar. So when you do a build make is smart enough to only rebuild the object files/class files for the source files that have changed. But with C# I don't think the compiler generates intermediate files that are then linked together to form the Scripts.dll and it's actually make that does that anyway. The scripts aren't built with make, they are built using the c# compiler internally in runuo. You could probably write a makefile to build scripts.dll and pass in server.exe as a reference. But compiling the scripts doesn't take that long at all anyway, < 5 sec for me. The annoying part was the world loading. At some point I did make it so that I could only compile but I don't really remember what I did, pretty sure it was a core change though.

Does that make sense?