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No, the SDK (the package for developers only) is not in that path.
Maybe you mean the .NET Framework -Redist- (Runtime)?

To detect the .NET Runtime:
http://www.google.com/groups?selm=%23Buckn9TDHA.1864%40TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpcondeterminingwhatversionofruntimetoload.asp

thus both, path & registry should work & match.


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this compilers are part of the .NET -Redist-.


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AFAIK for the (1.0/1.1) .NET -Redist-, the install path is fixed.


But the user could change for sure the .NET -SDK- path,
by default it is like:
....Visual Studio path....\SDK\v1.1\




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Hello all,

Just a quick question... Is it true that the path of the .NET framework
SDK files is always under:

{windir}\Microsoft.NET\Framework\{version}

? I.e. is there anyway the user could change this path?

I'm asking this because I am currently creating an IDE for .NET
programming and wanted to know the path for csc.exe, vbc.exe, ilasm.exe,
etc... If the path is variable, then I will get the user to choose it from a
dialog.

Thanks for your help,
Aaron Chan

Yes I mean the framework runtime. And thanks for the info!