Compiling C# dll

When I compile my C# class into a dll to work with VB.NET I do the following: (from the command line)

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C:\>csc /nologo /t:library /out:myClass.dll myClass.cs

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is there an easier way to compile it into a dll without having to add all of those switches???

something like:

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C:\>csc /out:myClass.dll myClass.cs

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I know the above doesn't work, but is there an easier way? (using the command line to compile, not the IDE)

Easier? Why not just make a batch file?

you also dont need /nologo and you dont need /out

Load your class file with console proj , set the debug type to release , run your proj as exe , get your dll file from bin folder .