[VS2008] Specifying Target Framework Version

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Is there a way to specify which .Net Framework version should be targeted
when compiling a C++/CLI managed assembly?

I see that VS2008 includes an easy way to specify which framework version
should be targeted when creating C# .Net Assemblies but I can't figure out
how to do the same thing for C++/CLI Managed Assemblies.

Or am I missing something fundamental and the C++/CLI assembly compiled with
VS2008 will work "automagically" with the .Net Framework v2.0?

TIA,

-CMWoods

[David Lowndes]

>Is there a way to specify which .Net Framework version should be targeted

>when compiling a C++/CLI managed assembly?

I see that VS2008 includes an easy way to specify which framework version
should be targeted when creating C# .Net Assemblies but I can't figure out
how to do the same thing for C++/CLI Managed Assemblies.

Or am I missing something fundamental and the C++/CLI assembly compiled with
VS2008 will work "automagically" with the .Net Framework v2.0?

It's taken a bit of finding, but thankfully it is there:

In your project's property pages, Common Properties, Framework and
references - then on the page as "Targeted Framework".

Dave

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"David Lowndes" wrote:

Is there a way to specify which .Net Framework version should be targeted
when compiling a C++/CLI managed assembly?

I see that VS2008 includes an easy way to specify which framework version
should be targeted when creating C# .Net Assemblies but I can't figure out
how to do the same thing for C++/CLI Managed Assemblies.

Or am I missing something fundamental and the C++/CLI assembly compiled with
VS2008 will work "automagically" with the .Net Framework v2.0?

It's taken a bit of finding, but thankfully it is there:

In your project's property pages, Common Properties, Framework and
references - then on the page as "Targeted Framework".

Dave

Dave,

Many thanks! I've been developing native C++ for so long that I only combed
over the "Configuration Properties" section. I never thought to look in the
other section!

-CMWoods

[David Lowndes]

>Many thanks! I've been developing native C++ for so long that I only combed

>over the "Configuration Properties" section. I never thought to look in the
other section!

I didn't either! I found it by accident while fumbling around in
disbelief that there didn't seem to be any setting for it :)

Dave