If you don't specify the name of the output file, MSBuild uses the name of the project to specify the name of the output assembly. Specify the full name and extension of the file you want to create. The output path specifies the folder where compiler output is placed. The OutputAssembly option specifies the name of the output file.
For more information, see DocumentationFile property. To disable warnings related to documentation comments for a specific file or section of code, use #pragma warning. The DocumentationFile option applies to all files in the project. For examples, see How to use the XML documentation features. Unless you compile with, file will contain and tags specifying the name of the file containing the assembly manifest for the output file. For more information about generating code comments, see Supplying Code Comments. When the assembly is referenced in a Visual Studio project, the. xml file must be in the same directory as the assembly. xml filename must be the same as the assembly name. The source code file that contains Main or top-level statements is output first into the XML.
The XML file contains the comments in the source code files of the compilation. The value specifies the path to the output XML file. To learn more about documenting your code, see Recommended Tags for Documentation Comments. The DocumentationFile option allows you to place documentation comments in an XML file. The following options control compiler output generation.
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