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Working with C# Response Files

As you might guess, if you were to build a complex C# application at the command prompt, you

would have to specify a tedious number of input options to inform the compiler how to process

your source code. To help lessen your typing burden, the C# compiler honors the use of 

response

files.

C# response files contain all the instructions to be used during the compilation of your current

build. By convention, these files end in a *.rsp (response) extension. Assume that you have created

a response file named TestApp.rsp that contains the following options (as you can see, comments

are denoted with the # character):