Hi Tony!
On 5/27/05, Tony Hal wrote:
> I don't have vs.net 2005 beta2 yet, so I can't use the clrver.exe you
> mentioned below.
The code will compile as well with the Visual C++ 2005 Express Beta 2
which can be downloaded for free:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/
Cheers
Arne Jan
Arne,
Great. Thanks for the help!
-tony
From: Arne Janning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 00:30:02 +02
Hi Tony!
On 5/26/05, Tony Hal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> In Steven Pratschner's new CLR book, it mentions the clrversion.exe which is
> a tool that tells you the version of the CLR used to build an assembly.
> The tool takes the an assembly name param and prints out the CLR versions.
>
>
y file (depending on the the
app's config.exe's or or other factor).
So it won't really work for me.
From: Mattias Sjögren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Tony,
In Steven Pratschner's new CLR book, it mentions the clrversion.exe which is
a tool that tells you the version of the CLR used to build an assembly.
The tool takes the an assembly name param and prints out the CLR versions.
I can't seem to find any references in the book or anywhere else
Hi,
In Steven Pratschner's new CLR book, it mentions the clrversion.exe which is
a tool that tells you the version of the CLR used to build an assembly.
The tool takes the an assembly name param and prints out the CLR versions.
I can't seem to find any references in the book or anywhere else that
