asmdef and csc.rsp

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I hoped that a csc.rsp with inside

-checked

would have forced the assembly to be compiled with the checked options, but it doesn’t. Can you help?

I want the following to result in an overflow exception instead to fail silently.

int a = -1;
int b = -1;

if ((b) == (uint) a)
Debug.Log(“check passed”);

2

Which version of .NET are you targeting? You might need to use mcs.rsp.

3

isn’t mcs.rsp older? Like pre-roslyn? I am using 2020.2

4

It depends on which version of .NET you invoke. From the manual:

Not saying this is your problem, but it’s easy to check.

5

thanks, as you read 3.5 is deprecated, has been deprecated for a while now.

6

The reason Unity Hub exists is that lots of developers need to use multiple, and often quite old, versions of Unity. Thought you might be one of them, so I suggested a possibility.

Hope you find a solution to your problem.

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