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by Duncan Mackenzie.
Original Post: Eric J. Smith's CodeSmith Utility
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I use this program all the time, but I paved my machine recently and didn't have it installed... It took me awhile to figure out the web site for the tool, so I thought I would post it for everyone's enjoyment!
For those that haven't had the pleasure of using this utility, here is a quick description:
CodeSmith is a FREEWARE template-based code generator that can generate code for any ASCII-based language. CodeSmith templates use a syntax nearly identical to ASP.NET syntax so that creating templates should feel immediately familiar to ASP.NET developers.
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