The Visual Studio 2015 C# Interactive (CSI.exe) and the Roslyn assemblies don't generate this error thus it seems that it is generated by scriptcs.
Typically the copyright information is in the header of the file as comments. It seams more natural to have those above the #r and #load directives.
The Visual Studio 2015 C# Interactive (CSI.exe) and the Roslyn assemblies don't generate this error thus it seems that it is generated by scriptcs.
Typically the copyright information is in the header of the file as comments. It seams more natural to have those above the #r and #load directives.