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I am running the C# compiler in code, sort of my own IDE.
I create a batch file for the command line.
And run Process.Start() and wait till HasExited is true.
But how do know if the source compiled successfully?
Malcolm
Usually with command-line apps you can take a look at the return code (ERRORLEVEL in batch files). 0 means success. Anything else means some sort of failure.