[Q] is .NET Framework SDK 2.0 command-line tools free for commercial usage?

V

Vaidas

Hi,

I have one question ..
Is .NET Framework SDK 2.0 command-line tools (compilers, etc) free for
commercial usage? I have to create a simple .dll with C#, but don't
know are there some issues regarding SDK legal usage. I couln'd find
any documents regarding this issue.

Regards.
 
M

Markus

Is .NET Framework SDK 2.0 command-line tools (compilers, etc) free
for commercial usage? I have to create a simple .dll with C#, but
don't know are there some issues regarding SDK legal usage. I couln'd
find any documents regarding this issue.
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Yes, everything is free here. You only have to pay for the IDE (Visual
Studio), or you can use a free .NET IDE, called SharpDevelop
(http://www.icsharpcode.com/OpenSource/SD/).

hth
Markus
 

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