command line compiler referencing

[Guest]

Hi everyone,
I've been practicing C# by writing some programs with the downloadable SDK
from Microsoft. I'm writing the programs using Notepad and compiling with
the command line compiler. I have Excel installed and I'd like to use the
MSChart control but I don't know how to command the compiler to reference it.
I've found instructions on the web that say:

"Add a reference to the MSChart control to Visual Studio's toolbox. Select
menu->Tools->Add/Remove Toolbox items, then the COM components tab and look
for Microsoft Chart Control version 6.0 (OLEBD)."

I don't have Visual Studio...can someone post an example of how to
accomplish the above by using the command-line compiler? Thanks in advance
everyone!

 

[Chris R. Timmons]

Hi everyone,
I've been practicing C# by writing some programs with the
downloadable SDK from Microsoft. I'm writing the programs using
Notepad and compiling with the command line compiler. I have
Excel installed and I'd like to use the MSChart control but I
don't know how to command the compiler to reference it.
I've found instructions on the web that say:

"Add a reference to the MSChart control to Visual Studio's
toolbox. Select menu->Tools->Add/Remove Toolbox items, then the
COM components tab and look for Microsoft Chart Control version
6.0 (OLEBD)."

I don't have Visual Studio...can someone post an example of how
to accomplish the above by using the command-line compiler?
Thanks in advance everyone!

Exposing COM Components to the .NET Framework:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../cpconExposingCOMComponentsToNETFramework.asp