Hi,
"Dan Shryock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm working on a project which is using some C# 3.0 features, but I am
> hoping to target the .NET 2.0 runtime on windows.
>
>>From what I have read[1] I should be able to add my own
> implementations of the few types I need.
>
> My real question is how do I stop gmcs from adding references to
> System.Core.dll, and instead use my implementations of those types?
The correct answer is '-noconfig' :-)
However, it doesn't always work, as seen in this stanza in mcs/driver.cs:
if (!load_default_config){
//
// Yet another SRE related problem, we have to always load
System.Core
// even with -noconfig, otherwise the check for
ExtensionAttribute in
// loaded assemblies won't work
//
if (need_system_core && references.Count != 0 &&
Driver.OutputFile != "System.Core.dll")
soft_references.Add ("System.Core");
return;
}
I guess we could do the ExtensionAttribute check on an assembly only if
it references System.Core, and remove this stanza. Patches welcome, I
guess ;-)
- Hari
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