.NET Versions for different assemblies
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Scooter
Aug 27, 2008, 2:41:05 PM8/27/08
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I think this should work but I want to get the nod from those that
know more than me..which is pretty much anyone reading this group I'm
guessing.
I have some assemblies written in vs2003 and framework 1.1
We are moving towards vs2005/2008 so newer versions of the framework.
As we write new code should we still be able to reference our old
vs2003 assemblies without issue? I realize thats a broad
generalization, but in theory is this the case?
i.e. framework 3.5 assemby references a 2.0 which references a 3.5
which references a 1.1 etc etc.
know more than me..which is pretty much anyone reading this group I'm
guessing.
I have some assemblies written in vs2003 and framework 1.1
We are moving towards vs2005/2008 so newer versions of the framework.
As we write new code should we still be able to reference our old
vs2003 assemblies without issue? I realize thats a broad
generalization, but in theory is this the case?
i.e. framework 3.5 assemby references a 2.0 which references a 3.5
which references a 1.1 etc etc.
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