Linq References
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I'm trying to use Linq in VS2005 on .NET 3.0, but I think I'm missing references. Could someone please tell me which assemblies to reference ?
Johan Lombaard Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former - Albert Einstein
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I'm trying to use Linq in VS2005 on .NET 3.0, but I think I'm missing references. Could someone please tell me which assemblies to reference ?
Johan Lombaard Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former - Albert Einstein
I think you need Visual Studio 2008 for that. And LINQ is part of .NET 3.5
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I think you need Visual Studio 2008 for that. And LINQ is part of .NET 3.5
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You can use (bits?) of LINQ in VS2005 with the March CTP I think, not as capable as VS2008 (haven't tried) but I think because the "add-on" for VS2005 does not update the framework (as far as I know) you don't get all the benefits of LINQ such as the
varkeyword, etc. I might be mistaken since I haven't played with it much. -
You can use (bits?) of LINQ in VS2005 with the March CTP I think, not as capable as VS2008 (haven't tried) but I think because the "add-on" for VS2005 does not update the framework (as far as I know) you don't get all the benefits of LINQ such as the
varkeyword, etc. I might be mistaken since I haven't played with it much.Yeah, if it isn't working for you now, wait until release unless you are really dedicated ;) I think only a handful of ISVs are fully supporting LINQ right now.
Mark Churchill Director Dunn & Churchill
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Yeah, if it isn't working for you now, wait until release unless you are really dedicated ;) I think only a handful of ISVs are fully supporting LINQ right now.
Mark Churchill Director Dunn & Churchill
It's odd I was really tempted by LINQ to begin with for one particular project I was working on but because it wasn't release (well perhaps for MS it was) quality I couldn't justify it. I thought to myself I should really learn it, thought the same about WPF but since I haven't had a decent project to get started with either I've become quite interested in ASP.NET as it's something I haven't done alot of that type of programming since I come mainly from an embedded background. Perhaps once Orcas is released I shall have a proper play.
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It's odd I was really tempted by LINQ to begin with for one particular project I was working on but because it wasn't release (well perhaps for MS it was) quality I couldn't justify it. I thought to myself I should really learn it, thought the same about WPF but since I haven't had a decent project to get started with either I've become quite interested in ASP.NET as it's something I haven't done alot of that type of programming since I come mainly from an embedded background. Perhaps once Orcas is released I shall have a proper play.
I've been following it because it would be a really useful addition to our Diamond Binding product. I'm not really into managing long beta periods ;)
Mark Churchill Director Dunn & Churchill