.NET version dependent compilation

[brain2cpu]

is there something like: #if theCompilerVersionIs1.0 using Microsoft.Data.Odbc; #else using System.Data.Odbc; ?? I have VS2002 and have to command line compile for 1.1 and it would be great not to change my code for this.

[Heath Stewart]

There is preproc conditions supported by the C# compiler, yes, but there is no such definitions provided by the compiler that are documented, so you'll have to pass them yourself using /d:SYMBOL or configuring additional symbols in your VS.NET project (go to project properties, expand Configuration Properties, click on Build, and add symbols to the Conditional Compilation Constants at the top). An example follows:

#if CSC10
using Microsoft.Data.Odbc;
#else
using System.Data.Odbc;
#endif

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