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I've frozen the language to C# 6.0 when C# 7.0 features were rolling out. I don't want to upgrade the language (atleast not now).
GC... I still have nightmares about our current GC setup, I don't think we want to further complicate it.
The only actionable item I see here is the xbuild deprecation (i assume this will affect our Travis CI eventually) We'll have to play around w it to see how to set it up.
Is it possible to add the C# 7.0 support back in, since competitive programming sites aren't using the csc build because it takes too much memory and the compiler is killed by the OS?
can you give example of your problem, this does not make sense to me. so you need to use alternative to csc (mcs?) and support C# 7.0 in a code-base that calls into pythonnet?
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vmuriart commentedon May 12, 2017
I've frozen the language to C# 6.0 when C# 7.0 features were rolling out. I don't want to upgrade the language (atleast not now).
GC... I still have nightmares about our current GC setup, I don't think we want to further complicate it.
The only actionable item I see here is the
xbuilddeprecation (i assume this will affect our Travis CI eventually) We'll have to play around w it to see how to set it up.den-run-ai commentedon May 13, 2017
I agree on C# 6.0 and xbuild, not sure about GC. Together with C#6.0 and xbuild, also underlying compiler is updated from "mcs" to "csc" (roslyn).
wesnerm commentedon Jan 8, 2018
Is it possible to add the C# 7.0 support back in, since competitive programming sites aren't using the csc build because it takes too much memory and the compiler is killed by the OS?
den-run-ai commentedon Jan 8, 2018
can you give example of your problem, this does not make sense to me. so you need to use alternative to csc (mcs?) and support C# 7.0 in a code-base that calls into pythonnet?