Microsoft “Roslyn” CTP released
Most compilers are currently black boxes - they turn source code into object files or assemblies. Microsoft's Roslyn Project's goal is to open Visual Basic and C # compilers, giving developers the opportunity to use an API that provides the SyntaxTree, Emit API, Symbol API, Binding & Flow Analysis API. Above the API is built on many useful services:
Roslyn can be used for code generation, analysis and optimization, as well as script support and interactive use of VB and C #. The other day Microsoft released “Roslyn” October 2011 CTP, which can already be downloaded and tried in practice. Under the cut a link on the topic.
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Roslyn can be used for code generation, analysis and optimization, as well as script support and interactive use of VB and C #. The other day Microsoft released “Roslyn” October 2011 CTP, which can already be downloaded and tried in practice. Under the cut a link on the topic.
Main links
- Roslyn official page
- Download Roslyn
- Article “Introducing the Microsoft“ Roslyn ”CTP” in the Visual Studio Blog
- The Roslyn Preview Is Now Available article by Eric Lippert
- Official review of the Roslyn Project
- Roslyn Syntax Visualizers
Video
- MSR Faculty Summit 2011: Refactoring with Roslyn
- Report "Future directions for C # and Visual Basic" by Anders Hejlsberg at the Build conference, which was announced Roslyn project
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Examples of using
- Parsing
- Semantic analysis
- Syntactic transformations
- Writing your own quick fixes that will pop up in the studio and automatically fix the code
- Execution of code in the interactive window
- Using a WPF project to load context into an interactive window
- Using http://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/hh543925
Blog articles
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/130884/
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