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a list of the most common CLR's out there

I need a list of the most common CLR's out on the market today.
I want to distribute my software which is compiled in VS2003 (c# code).

In my setup project I list all the runtimes that I know of which my
application will target.
Since my application is compiled with VS2003 it targets CLR 1.1.4322. I
also want it to target all versions (or a whole bunch anyway) that has
been released before and after 1.1.4322.

My application as of today targets the following CLRs:
1.0.3705; 1.1.4322; 2.0.50727

These 3 seems to be used widely (since I have not come across any
else).
I searched the Internet for a site that presents a more complete list
of common CLR's, but have not found such a list.

Can anyone help me out making my application work on more customers
PC's without hazzle, by naming som common CLR's?

thanks.

Aug 21 '06 #1
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These are the three .NET (production-ready) versions Microsoft has released
so far. However, since you are saying your app was written using 1.1 and
want it to be compatible with 2.0, I would recommend you to test your app in
2.0-only PC. There are some breaking changes in 1.1 to 2.0. Refer to
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/change...0/default.aspx for
more on this.

"Marcus" <ma************@koping.netwrote in message
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I need a list of the most common CLR's out on the market today.
I want to distribute my software which is compiled in VS2003 (c# code).

In my setup project I list all the runtimes that I know of which my
application will target.
Since my application is compiled with VS2003 it targets CLR 1.1.4322. I
also want it to target all versions (or a whole bunch anyway) that has
been released before and after 1.1.4322.

My application as of today targets the following CLRs:
1.0.3705; 1.1.4322; 2.0.50727

These 3 seems to be used widely (since I have not come across any
else).
I searched the Internet for a site that presents a more complete list
of common CLR's, but have not found such a list.

Can anyone help me out making my application work on more customers
PC's without hazzle, by naming som common CLR's?

thanks.

Aug 21 '06 #2
This list is correct (this is 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0). You may find other releases
but they are beta software that shoudln't be used anyway...

--
Patrice

"Marcus" <ma************@koping.neta écrit dans le message de news:
11**********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups. com...
>I need a list of the most common CLR's out on the market today.
I want to distribute my software which is compiled in VS2003 (c# code).

In my setup project I list all the runtimes that I know of which my
application will target.
Since my application is compiled with VS2003 it targets CLR 1.1.4322. I
also want it to target all versions (or a whole bunch anyway) that has
been released before and after 1.1.4322.

My application as of today targets the following CLRs:
1.0.3705; 1.1.4322; 2.0.50727

These 3 seems to be used widely (since I have not come across any
else).
I searched the Internet for a site that presents a more complete list
of common CLR's, but have not found such a list.

Can anyone help me out making my application work on more customers
PC's without hazzle, by naming som common CLR's?

thanks.

Aug 21 '06 #3
Or try http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318785/en-us if you want togo down to
each SP but my guess would be that the config file supports using * for the
last number or even perhaps doesn't look at it so that you don't have to
include each variation...

Hopefully someone else will confirm (or not).

--
Patrice

"Patrice" <sc****@chez.coma écrit dans le message de news:
O1**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
This list is correct (this is 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0). You may find other
releases but they are beta software that shoudln't be used anyway...

--
Patrice

"Marcus" <ma************@koping.neta écrit dans le message de news:
11**********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups. com...
>>I need a list of the most common CLR's out on the market today.
I want to distribute my software which is compiled in VS2003 (c# code).

In my setup project I list all the runtimes that I know of which my
application will target.
Since my application is compiled with VS2003 it targets CLR 1.1.4322. I
also want it to target all versions (or a whole bunch anyway) that has
been released before and after 1.1.4322.

My application as of today targets the following CLRs:
1.0.3705; 1.1.4322; 2.0.50727

These 3 seems to be used widely (since I have not come across any
else).
I searched the Internet for a site that presents a more complete list
of common CLR's, but have not found such a list.

Can anyone help me out making my application work on more customers
PC's without hazzle, by naming som common CLR's?

thanks.


Aug 21 '06 #4

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