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Make your own ROM hacking tool (C#)

How can you make a .EXE of the program in c#? Or make it an installer?
 
nasonex said:
How can you make a .EXE of the program in c#? Or make it an installer?
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In visual studio you right click on the solution and click build. There should be an exe in the bin folder.
 
Gamer2020 said:
In visual studio you right click on the solution and click build. There should be an exe in the bin folder.
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Team Fail said:
Just gonna tack on that if you debug your application (Pressing F5 to do a test run), it'll also be in your build folder as well.
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So can you run it in other PCs as well?
 
Yes it does but in the tests I did, the release builds are generally faster than the debug builds.
So if you plan doing batch processing I wouldn't suggest picking the debug build in that case but usually they fully work.
 
ipatix said:
Yes it does but in the tests I did, the release builds are generally faster than the debug builds.
So if you plan doing batch processing I wouldn't suggest picking the debug build in that case but usually they fully work.
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How do make a release builds?
 
Richt click on the project in the upper right window that shows the project files and press "Create" (or build, I don't know the exact English translation). It will create a "Release" folder in your bin folder containing the .exe
 
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