Compile issues

[Kent Tegels]

Greetings,

I've written some code for a presentation I'm scheduled
to give in a couple of weeks. It compiles nicely instead
of VS.NET 2003, but is giving me fits when I try to
complie it from the command line.

C:\scriptingdemos\WhatsRunning.vb(10) : error
BC30456: 'Process' is not a member of 'Diagnostics'.

procs = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses()
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Which of course, it is.

Here's the compile command I'm using:

vbc.exe /reference:Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll /optimize-
/debug:full /warnaserror-
/optionexplicit+ /optionstrict+ /imports:System /verbose
WhatsRunning.vb

I think it's gotta be that I'm referencing something I
need too, but I have no idea what .DLL contains
Diagnostics. Referencing ServiceProcess doesn't seem to
help.

Anybody got a suggestion here?

Thanks!
Kent Tegels

 

[Shawn Farkas [MS]]

Hi Kent,

System.Diagnostics.Process is found in the System.dll assembly. You'll need to add a /r:System.dll to your command line to reference this assembly.

-Shawn

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[Kent Tegels]

DOH! I should have caught that!
Thanks, Shawn
kt

-----Original Message-----
Hi Kent,

System.Diagnostics.Process is found in the

System.dll assembly. You'll need to add a /r:System.dll
to your command line to reference this assembly.

-Shawn

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