How to create an exe file form my program

Question

I want to create an exe file from my own program, how can I do it? For example, I have a program App1. I run this program, and choose one picture form my local disk, then I input some comments into a input box. After that, I click the button "Create", A new exe file App2.exe will be created. If I run this program App2, I will see that the picture is displayed as the background of a pictureBox, the comments will be displayed also. How can I do this? My English is bad. Hope you have explained what is my question. Good luck to you all!

oldbrother8 · Answer

Sorry I just come back. You are so kind! I would appreciate it if you can send me the program to my email: oldbrother@hotmail.com Have a nice weekend!

mibuyt · Answer

Hi Today is weekend. I do not have any vs.net installed at home. Do you mind to wait till Monday? I can try to come out a simple program for you. But i cannot guarantee you a solution ok in case i have piles of work to do back in office. Will try :) I prefer you to look at the 1st url on my previous post ... Cheers.

oldbrother8 · Answer

Thank you very much for your reply. your suggestion is very helpful. Acctually my problem is more like a problem to write a picture-to-exe program. But I need add more informations such as text voice into the generated exe file. I tested the code create exe on the fly and I changed the runtiome to reflection. But there are still problems.Is it possible for me to find some other source code? Thanks a lot!

mibuyt · Answer

By the way You can do the other way. You can autogenerate C# scripts just say when you load a picture it will generates a set of c# code behind the scene. Once you are ready to generate the code you can use CodeDom to compile the C# codes. Hope it helps. Cheers.

mibuyt · Answer

Hi Well this will get you started. http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/Csharp/cs_syntax/reflection/article.php/c5881/ and look at this. http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/1/ExeOnFlyKunal.asp --> replace the System.Runtime.Emit to System.Reflection.Emit! Have fun. Cheers.