Use `.csproj` as input about bflat HOT 3 CLOSED

You can avoid to specify all .cs files.
Just do a cd <your proj path> and then bflat build.
It will take the whole source code

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I don't have plans to add csproj/MSBuild/NuGet support - I'm not trying to replicate dotnet.

Like @andreakarasho wrote above - bflat build will build all *.cs source files in the directory, recursively.

If you need more control than that, you're better off using dotnet with the NativeAOT NuGet package: https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/tree/feature/NativeAOT/samples/HelloWorld

You can configure NativeAOT through this mechanism to get pretty close to bflat: https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/blob/feature/NativeAOT/docs/using-nativeaot/optimizing.md

At that point the only difference is:

• bflat can produce a bit smaller executables
• bflat can crosstarget to Linux
• bflat requires a lot less configuration to make it produce output because it has opinionated defaults

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If you need more control than that, you're better off using dotnet with the NativeAOT NuGet package

I went this path.

bflat can produce a bit smaller executables

With all the options turned on to get a small as possible binary using the nAOT NuGet package, the difference in my testing was only a few hundred kilobytes (~400).

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