Added Configuration

There is a new section in OpenSim.ini.example for LibLSLCC related settings called [LibLSLCC]:

[LibLSLCC]
	;; Disable or enable LibLSLCC extended compiler warnings.
	;; This is set to true by default, but you can set it to false if you think
	;; LibLSLCC's extended warnings are too pedantic.
	;;
	;; In the future I will probably implement warning codes that can be disabled
	;; selectively from this configuration file.
	;;
	;  EnableCompilerWarnings = true
	
	
	;; Allows you to turn automatic class generation for CSharp
	;; scripts on and off when uploading CSharp directly to the LibLSLCC compiler.
	;; This setting only meaningful if you have CSharp scripting enabled and are 
	;; using LibLSLCC as your compiler.
	;;
	;; This is for advanced users who know how to completely define 
	;; the script class that derives from OpenSim's runtime base class
	;; for script instances.
	;;
	;; Its primary purpose is debuging LibLSLCC's code generation
	;; via client uploaded scripts compiled in server side mode from LSLCCEditor.
	;;
	;; It defaults to 'true' which is the normal behavior for CSharp uploads
	;; while using the old compiler.
	;;
	;  CreateClassWrapperForCSharpScripts = true
	
	
	;; Same idea as CreateClassWrapperForCSharpScripts
	;; Except this applies to when Visual Basic scripts are uploaded
	;; from the client.
	;;
	;  CreateClassWrapperForVBScripts = true

Under [XEngine] in OpenSim.ini.example you will find these new settings:

;; The assembly to load the compiler implementation from
;; Default is OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.CodeTools.dll
;;
;  CompilerAssembly = "OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.CodeTools.dll"
   CompilerAssembly = "OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.LibLSLCCCompiler.dll"

;; The name of the class that implements the compiler
;; Default is OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.CodeTools.Compiler
;;
;  CompilerClass = "OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.CodeTools.Compiler"
   CompilerClass = "OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.LibLSLCCCompiler.Compiler"

Additionally, When LibLSLCC is enabled two new AllowedCompilers language settings ('csraw' and 'vbraw') are available under the [XEngine] section:

;# {AllowedCompilers} {Enabled:true} {Languages to allow (comma separated)?} {} lsl
;;
;; Languages accepted by 'OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.CodeTools.Compiler':  (lsl,vb,cs) 
;;
;; Languages accepted by 'OpenSim.Region.ScriptEngine.Shared.LibLSLCCCompiler.Compiler':  (lsl,vb,cs,csraw,vbraw)
;;
;; The LibLSLCC compiler additionally accepts csraw and vbraw when active.
;; The code headers for them are: //c#-raw  and //vb-raw
;;
;; These two new accepted language settings allow the LibLSLCC compiler to accept raw C# and VB code. 
;; LibLSLCCCompiler will not generate a wrapper class for these code types, you must implement the entire script 
;; class yourself when uploading 'csraw' or 'vbraw' scripts.
;;
;; example:
;;
;; AllowedCompilers=lsl,cs,vb
;;
;; *warning*, non lsl languages have access to static methods such as
;; System.IO.File.  Enable at your own risk.
; AllowedCompilers = "lsl"

LSLCCEditor can produce scripts compatible with the 'csraw' upload mode, it is mostly for code generation debuging purposes.

'csraw' functions just like the [LibLSLCC].CreateClassWrapperForCSharpScripts setting, except it works on a per script basis.

You add the '//c#-raw' script header comment to your script and the compiler will recognize that you do not want a class wrapper generated for the CSharp you just uploaded.

'vb-raw' is basically the same idea as 'csraw' except its for VB scripts.