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I've never seen such a thing for C#. From what I can see of how it works, you would typically just step through code in a debugger.
doesnt even work
and when it does it does nothing that a debugger cant do
Any reason why you're not using visual studio's build-in debug?
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It's not viable for anything with any level of complexity.
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Ah, having to use notepad is different 😛
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Well, you can use VS still.
You just have to create an unrelated project and copy (or link) your code in it, then debug.
It's a bit annoying, I agree.
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😛
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Making you compile with csc.exe directly is a bit oof
It's brutal indeed
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