It does support Static, Dynamic, Console applications and understands project references. It works both on Windows and Linux, meaning you can use the same project file and build it in Linux or Windows! The ultimate goal is to use it more on Linux and use it with GCC, but you can specify your own compiler too! Currently it also supports WebAssembly! The reason behind this project is I was lazy to make, MakeFile or Cmake files for my projects as I was moving them from Windows to Linux and in my projects I was heavily using C#.Net Core mixed with C++, so this project was borned! What it can do now? You can use 'LinuxDebug' and 'LinuxRelease' Configurations for your linux build. Obviously you need to make modifications to your sources to compile on linux. All projects will be working as before on Visual Studio. This is a project to make dotnet, build C/C++ sources by use of GCC or Clang or Emscripten, by Roozbeh GH!ĭotnet-Vcxproj will work on your current. The reason behind multiple name changes are that many people had problem finding this project by searching, it seems I used very common names which would result in this project never showing up! I would still use gccbuild command inside dotnet and probably you will see many references to it. Also checkout my Visual Studio Extension for creating WebAssembly in Visual Studio!

Compiling visual studio mac on linux