I know the Plugin API runs on .NET 2.0, but is that CLR 2.0 or Framework 2.0? Since 3.5 runs on CLR 2.0, would plugins compiled against it work by chance? Or is the only way they'll work if 3.5 is installed?
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All plugins should target the .NET Framework 2.0. If your plugin is set to target Framework 2.0 and it builds, you should be ok. So, for example, in VS 2008/2010, you can use some more advanced language features (var, lambdas, etc.), but still target the .NET Framework 2.0. Things like LINQ to SQL, however, will not work when targetting Framework 2.0. You can use libraries like LINQBridge to gain some additional language features though (LINQ to Objects, Extension Methods, Func and Action delegates, etc.). |
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