Closed Guevara-chan closed 6 years ago
You can do this with a post-build invocation for ILMerge. You can invoke it manually or use a msbuild task like this one: https://www.nuget.org/packages/MSBuild.ILMerge.Task/ if you prefer.
I don't think adding an option to boo compiler is feasible, as the amount of work this feature requires is non-trivial and ILMerge is superseded for .Net core by CoreRT, see: https://github.com/dotnet/corert/tree/master/samples/WebApi
You can do this with a post-build invocation for ILMerge.
Unfortunately - yes, you can. It's called 'extra dependency' and makes project rebuilding harder for other users, so I advice you to refrain from such things when developing open-sourced code.
ILMerge is superseded for .Net core by CoreRT
I guess 4.0 will be our best target for, like, next 5 years.
Sorry, but @popcatalin81 is right. This isn't something that belongs in the Boo compiler. Adding it would basically involve re-implementing most of ILMerge within Boo.Lang.Compiler.
Recently I found myself noticing, that
ILMerge
, while being quite a nice tool, is not widely spread among .net developers. Naturally, additional dependencies is far from desirable for open-source projects, especially mad with unconventional already programming languages.Is there any way to make runtime lib embeddable from compiler options with all required tools being already present in Boo distro ?