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DistributedVersionControl > DistributedVersionControlSystems > DistributedVersionControlSystem > DjangoMagicRemovalBranch > DjangoReinhardt > DjangoThings > DocBook > DomainSpecific > DomainSpecificLanguages > DomainSpecificLanguage > DomainSpecificLanguages > DonaldEKnuth > DotEmacs > Emacs > DotEmacsCustomizations > DotNetFramework > DotNetClear TrailTraditionally, compilers are black boxes – source code goes in one end and object files or assemblies come out the other end. The Roslyn project changes that model by opening up the Visual Basic and C# compilers as APIs. These APIs allow tools and end-users to share in the wealth of information the compilers have about code. The Roslyn CTP previews the next generation of language object models for code generation, analysis, and refactoring, and the upcoming support for scripting and interactive use of VB and C#.
The Microsoft “Roslyn” CTP installs as an extension to Visual Studio 2010 SP1. “Roslyn” is a long lead project which we are considering for the post-Visual Studio 11 timeframe. The CTP includes an early preview of the APIs exposed by the C# and Visual Basic compilers, and the Interactive window experience. [1]