I am writing an application, in C#, which now uses HDF.Pinvoke. I need to
target .Net Framework 4.0, but I can only get this to work if I target .Net
Framework 4.5, can I ask is there a way round this ?
You can set the target .NET Framework in the Properties
of the Visual Studio Project(s) to anything you like.
I haven’t tried .NET 1.0, but I’d be somewhat optimistic
that .NET 4.0 will build and work just fine.
G.
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I am writing an application, in C#, which now uses HDF.Pinvoke. I need to target .Net Framework 4.0, but I can only get this to work if I target .Net Framework 4.5, can I ask is there a way round this ?
Re: HDF.Pinvoke and .Net Framework 4.0
Thanks for your reply Gerd. I was trying to use the HDF.PInvoke.dll
directly from the NuGet gallery, which I believe is built for .Net 4.5.
When I fetched the code and build the HDF.PInvoke.dll myself for .Net 4.0
all was well.
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I haven?t tried .NET 1.0, but I?d be somewhat optimistic
that .NET 4.0 will build and work just fine.G.
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