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I am trying to target the full .NET 4.0, as described here, because the default seems to target the client profile:
I also see instructions here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb398202.aspx
But I am wondering whether there’s a flag or combination of flags I can pass to csc.exe to target the full framework without using Visual Studio. More specific, I’d like to avoid solutions that require creating a solution or project file.
As far as I know, target framework just specifies where to look the types in and what types to look for. So, as long as you use only the types defined in the .NET version you want, it will be compatible with that version’s runtime compiled without any additional options.