The ReCT Compiler has built-in project support. They aren't necessary, but useful for bigger works and keeping them organized.

To make a new project, just open a terminal and type:

If you want it to create the project in a new directory just use the "-n" option:

And finally if you want rctc to generate some vscode task files as well just use the "-v" or "--vscode" option:

To run a project just use the "rctc run" command in the projects directory.

Compiling without a Project

When coding in ReCT you sometimes dont want to use a project. In that case you can build your program the old fashioned way.
Call the rctc command followed by your source file and the "-s" and "-f" flags. The "-s" flag will auto-reference all standard Dotnet Assemblies, the "-f" flag will evaluate preprocessor statements like "#attach".

You can also set an output file. This is optional and by default it will just choose the source file's name with the ending ".dll".

You can find more info on the Compilers help page when doing: