B Bob Mar 6, 2006 #1 Is there a version directive that I can use to determine what version I am compiling under? i.e. #if FRAME_WORK_VERSION < 2 #ENDIF
Is there a version directive that I can use to determine what version I am compiling under? i.e. #if FRAME_WORK_VERSION < 2 #ENDIF
M Mattias Sjögren Mar 6, 2006 #2 Is there a version directive that I can use to determine what version I am compiling under? Click to expand... Which language? C# doesn't provide anything like that, you'd have to define the sybol yourself. Mattias
Is there a version directive that I can use to determine what version I am compiling under? Click to expand... Which language? C# doesn't provide anything like that, you'd have to define the sybol yourself. Mattias
C Christopher Reed Mar 7, 2006 #3 Each compiler is independent of each other. You probably want to create a set of CMD/BAT files to do this for you, changing the paths of the different ..NET Framework versions. Note that this is probably only doable for VB and C# only.
Each compiler is independent of each other. You probably want to create a set of CMD/BAT files to do this for you, changing the paths of the different ..NET Framework versions. Note that this is probably only doable for VB and C# only.
