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Using the commandline visual basic compiler (vbc.exe) with option VBruntime-
does not allow using chr() or chrw() to specify a literal char.
MSDN gives “x”c as solution to specify a literal character.
That works fine, but how can i specify a literal character for a integer value.
You should be able to use System.Convert.ToChar() to convert an integer to a character value. That is defined in mscorlib so it will be available no matter what your command line options.