Let me know if there's anything I can do to help with this! NET SDK - and that's what I am using - in combination with 'mcs' from the Mono package. As you probably know, every recent Windows includes the console version of the full. Basically, us 'independent' developers just need a stand-alone tool chain that does not in any way rely on Visual Studio. I am not familiar enough with ANTLR to say whether this is feasible or not but I think many people could use such a release. I think this would solve the issue that one guy reported with lack of support for Mono. Is there a chance that you can make a separate stand-alone release of ANTLR4CS that does not require nuget, PowerShell, or Visual Studio? Or just describe in a few words what we non-VS'ers are to do? How do we get ANTLR to spit out C#? I suppose the support code can be grabbed from Github and then built using whatever mechanism one prefers. Then there's PowerShell, which I'd prefer to not use at all. There's a lot of talk going about the Package Manager Console, which I think is only accessible from within Visual Studio. The closest match was 'Antlr4.StringTemplate 4.', which I believe is a component in ANTLR4, not ANTLR4 itself. The command 'nuget list | fgrep -i antlr' didn't return anything useful. Basically, I just need ANTLR4 to spit out some valid C# code then I'll take care of the rest using my own portable tools and build system, which will also handle the ANTLR C# runtime support modules. I prefer a console-only environment together with my faithful editor (SlickEdit) and I also target Mono as well as. Just for your information, I don't use Visual Studio Express either.

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